Translation of "Öffentlicher aufschrei" in English

The latter move was not popular with the Scottish public, and so it was moved once more, to the Museum of Scotland, where it remains today.

An outpouring of public opinion could induce Putin to call a halt to his heinous crime against humanity.

The Israeli broadcaster is also reported to be considering a massive re-vamp of its entry after domestic ire and just yesterday after a 6-week national search to find the song that will represent the host country, Sweden, a HUGE public outcry at their choice, which will be sung by a young Nigerian-British-Swedish lad called Frans, who could easily hail from East Putney when he speaks.

The British, like the Bolsheviks, still have secret trials - a relic from medieval times when an absolute monarch was able to dispose of his enemies on the quiet without any public outcry being possible, since the facts would not be known until it was too late to do anything about it.

The British, like the Bolsheviks, still have secret trials — a relic from medieval times when an absolute monarch was able to dispose of his enemies on the quiet without any public outcry being possible, since the facts would not be known until it was too late to do anything about it.

Beginning in the year 2000, the patterns of chemtrails had created an alarm in the populace to the extent that public outcry was becoming organized and vociferous.

The public outcry about the supposed Black Masses is also caricatured.

There will be a strong public outcry.

While this act of vandalism has caused great public outcry.

Public outcry prompted Congress to authorize $100,000 for her restoration.

The Dassey case is also unique because it led to such intense public outrage.

The public outcry will be deafening.

As the death toll from the disaster mounted there was public outcry against the 'slaughter on the railroads', led by the Brazilian press.

The hunger strikers were then force-fed by the prison staff leading to a public outcry.

OT 2013, Vanderbilt administrators had caved in to the public outcry and divested from EMVest .

On the whole the absence of dramatic austerity measures in Germany has so far prevented a public outcry.

Such a statement did not trigger any public outcry-people are used to it.

Was there a public outcry?

But when, for example, the 'propaganda minister', Mr Moyo, went to South Africa on a shopping spree over Christmas, it caused a public outcry in that democratic society too that someone so close to the regime should be behaving in this way.

In Greece in the past few days, after the outcry which arose, the leadership of the Socialist Party changed its mind on private higher education.

Public outcry over air pollution galvanized China's government, perhaps in an act of self-preservation, to think big and decisively about how it could tackle the root of its air pollution and many of its other environmental problems: its energy system.

This painting, featuring carousing sailors, women, and a homosexual couple, was the subject of a public outcry and was removed from exhibition at the Corcoran Gallery.

Following a public outcry, Reddit banned the subreddit in 2011, as it did again when the public took notice of a subreddit about stalking women called “CreepShots.”

A cap of €2.30 per person, hastily proposed after the initial public outcry, and before the proposal was withdrawn, would have done little to ease that burden on low-income Internet users, while drastically reducing the program’s overall revenue.

By helping the Narn resistance, encouraging acts of terror against our people he hoped to undermine the Royal Court create enough public outrage that he could move his own people into positions of power.

The political and public outcry has been remarkable and has generated a heated global debate on what had happened.

Their broadcasts caused a public outcry, which forced our parliament to organize a public hearing.

Plans to demolish the trestle, now commonly referred to as the "Murmur Trestle," met with public outcry.