Meanings of political furore in English

The move has caused a political furore which has shaken Fine Gael.

That touched off a political furore.

Keen to avoid a domestic political furore, Poland did not send a full diplomatic invitation to Putin, sources told Reuters.

His wife, Alma Chaalabayeva, and their six-year-old daughter were expelled from Italy to Kazakhstan last May, prompting a political furore in Rome.

Barclays is still recovering from the political furore that followed its $450 million fine for manipulating benchmark interest rates in June.

But the political furore over the price increase prompted a delay in a ministerial meeting due on Friday to discuss raising the prices.

Mr Fillon showed no intention of rowing back from the political furore he triggered last week when he suggested France was "bankrupt".

The decision sparked a political furore and stoked fears that the remaining 1,600 employees at the plant would lose their jobs.

It follows a political furore over revelations the government-owned entity signed off on $12,000 in expenditure to purchase designer watches for highly paid executives.