Meanings of grow clamour in English

Ministers also face a growing clamour for meaningful cuts in income tax.

The organisation cannot cope with the growing clamour for its services.

Davis also dismissed the growing clamour for a people's vote on the final deal.

He cleared the defile, and at his heels there grew a fierce and growing clamour.

Nora hasn't given the vote issue much thought, despite the growing clamour in the bigger cities.

It is part of a growing clamour on the bank to change the mortgage lending rules.

Having seen the shroud lift, there is a growing clamour not to let it fall again.

A specific cement tax would fit well into the growing clamour for a simple revenue-neutral global carbon tax.

However, the words still sounded, still rang out in Pierre's mind with the growing clamour of pealing bells.

There is now a growing clamour from Irish publicans to have legislation concerning licensing hours in public houses changed.

So it should thrill my inner teenager that there has been a growing clamour for feminism to have a makeover.

Rugby:Manu Tuilagi has added his voice to the growing clamour for Stuart Lancaster to be appointed England's permanent head coach.

Social workers now deployed principally as border patrol, policing access to increasingly insufficient resources against a growing clamour of seemingly limitless need.

The decision by the US to ground Boeing's 737 Max 8 planes on Wednesday was probably inevitable, given the growing clamour from other aviation authori(...)