And I was outraged.

Radiologists were outraged by the guidelines.

Primark shopper outraged at woman who brazenly tried on underwear in the middle of the shop

Should I be outraged at this intrusion on my privacy? Has the world of George Orwell s 1984 finally arrived, three decades late?

Byron MacDonald's analysis of 14 year old Ai Yanhan's fourth place finish at the women's 4x200m freestyle relay outraged viewers of CBC's live Olympic coverage on Wednesday

Because at the beginning I was so outraged at the dangers they were exposing us to that I just wanted to argue and blame and make them wrong.

I am outraged at any such acts of gross misconduct, which undermine the important work of tens of thousands of United Nations peacekeepers who serve with distinction across the world.

Recalling also the preamble of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which states that disregard and contempt for human rights have resulted in barbarous acts which have outraged the conscience of mankind,

Recalling also the preamble of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which states that disregard and contempt for human rights have resulted in barbarous acts that have outraged the conscience of mankind,

This time, however, the plan backfired. Syria s Sunni population, inspired by the revolutions in other Arab countries and outraged by the regime s brutality, simply stopped being afraid a potentially game changing development for Arab authoritarianism.

This time, however, the plan backfired. Syria s Sunni population, inspired by the revolutions in other Arab countries and outraged by the regime s brutality, simply stopped being afraid 160 a potentially game changing development for Arab authoritarianism.

A final lesson is that the test of a secure government is whether it can bear to hear itself criticized, even excoriated. Erdoğan seems outraged, above all, by Turkish citizens temerity to speak up against him.

Russia s nationalists are also outraged by Putin s foreign policy, because it has alienated former Soviet republics and weakened Russia s military. The nationalist Council for National Strategy published a devastating report on the decay of Russia s military under Putin.

The African Union Special Envoy for Darfur and Chief Mediator, Dr. Salim Ahmed Salim, is utterly outraged by the attack on Abu Sarouj village in Western Darfur, which took place on the morning of Monday, 19 December 2005.

Consider the Islamic State s recent declaration of a caliphate in parts of Iraq and Syria. Most Sunnis are outraged by the brutal behavior of the Islamic State s self appointed caliph, Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, and consider his claim that he will eventually conquer Rome ridiculous.

As more images of debased Iraqi detainees ricochet around the world, many viewers are as bewildered as they are outraged. How could ordinary American soldiers, whether they were following orders or acting on their own, appear so untroubled, even exhilarated by their brutish conduct?

Although Dawes refused to make use of his political connections when his bank was pushed to the brink, the RFC nonetheless faced accusations of favoritism. Populist members of Congress, predictably outraged, demanded an audit and insisted on publication of a list of all banks that the RFC had aided.

Both leaders were outraged about a murderous dictator and hoped that toppling him would open the door for democracy in Iraq. This (they hoped) would automatically bring about a degree of stability that would help resolve other conflicts in the region, and also guarantee the uninterrupted flow of oil.

In the midst of this turmoil came the assassination of the Afghan government s chief peace negotiator with the Taliban, former President Burhanuddin Rabbani. Soon after, an outraged President Hamid Karzai signed a strategic partnership agreement with India (though he added, as a placatory afterthought, that Pakistan is our twin brother ).

The population s outraged response to these events was visceral, and previously unknown figures such as the anti corruption activist Anna Hazare rallied thousands of Indians in meetings across the country to protest against government corruption. As Prime Minister Manmohan Singh s government floundered, the opposition vainly sought to gain the upper hand.

An outraged Italian minister warned of a new mobilization of populist nationalism in an August 1914 scenario. The better analogy is from the 1930 s in 1933, the year in which Hitler came to power, the world s most famous economist, John Maynard Keynes, produced a plea for national self sufficiency.

EU officials are outraged by the IMF s apparent effort to gain support in Europe s debtor countries by urging write offs of all debt that it did not issue. And the US Congress has refused to endorse the expansion of IMF resources part of an international agreement brokered at the 2010 G 20 summit.

Can it be that after the Iraq war, and the dismaying images of looting at the National Museum in Baghdad, we have lost our capacity to be outraged? Or is it that we have become so inured to bad news surrounding the war on terror that we have no desire to know more?

The continuous injection of liquidity would imply a greater likelihood of renewed asset bubbles in housing, equities, or modern art. Government stabilization of the banking system can either be international, provoking complaints by outraged taxpayers about subsidizing others, or national, but only at the cost of greatly extended regulation of capital movements.

It should come as no surprise, then, that civilians like Nasser, who have lost mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters in US strikes, are outraged not only at the US, but also at the Yemeni government, which consented to the attacks. They believe that instead of making Yemen and the US safer, drone strikes only strengthen support for Al Qaeda.

Finally, Clinton, speaking from Delhi, warned Pakistan not to allow its territory to be used as a launching pad by terrorist groups, asserting that al Qaeda leader Ayman al Zawahiri was hiding in the country. True to form, Pakistani officials were outraged at the charge, which they promptly refuted with roughly the same vehemence with which they once denied Osama Bin Laden s presence.

What has people outraged is the notion that Facebook is manipulating its unwitting users to advance its own agenda, with many citing the secrecy surrounding the research to illustrate the company s misconduct (though the company published the results with no apparent sense of unease). But, though Facebook s lack of transparency is certainly disconcerting as is its deafness to its users concerns these complaints miss the point.

For their part, terrorist groups, recognizing that they cannot defeat a conventional military in a direct war, attempt to use governments own power against them. With violent theatrics, Osama bin Laden outraged and provoked the US, driving it to overreact in ways that destroyed its credibility, weakened its alliances in the Muslim world, and ultimately exhausted its military and, in a sense, its society.

Instead, the public has been outraged by lurid accusations concerning the Indian Premier League (IPL) bribes for bad play, owners betting on games, and players seduced by starlets and call girls. The national captain was revealed to have a conflict of interest, and the son in law of Indian cricket s most powerful official was implicated in an illegal gambling operation run by a sinister network of bookies.

The question is not what information a government, or business, gathers, but what they do with it. I would be outraged if there were evidence that for example the US government was using the private information that it scoops up to blackmail foreign politicians into serving US interests, or if such information were leaked to newspapers in an effort to smear critics of US policies.

Due to some slip ups, he managed to escape dressed as a woman and ran from London back to Nigeria where, according to our constitution, those in office as governors, president as in many countries have immunity and cannot be prosecuted. But what happened people were so outraged by this behavior that it was possible for his state legislature to impeach him and get him out of office.

Those who voted for Bush may not be as outraged by American involvement in torture, or the misleading information about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction and connections with Al Qaeda, as those abroad. But they do not want America alone to shoulder the burdens of international peace, and they are gradually coming to the realization that leadership and cooperation do not come automatically, simply because America is the only superpower.

There is a particular irony to a self proclaimed Hindu nationalist like Modi, whose speeches reveal a thinly veiled contempt for Muslims, laying claim to the legacy of a Gandhian leader who would never have qualified his Indian nationalism with a religious label. Patel would have been outraged not only by Modi s conduct in office, but by the kind of remarks that Modi has repeatedly made against minorities.