Meanings of raise hackles in English

That's an issue that will raise hackles in the US Congress.

But Cervenka is jousting with eBay, illustrating why even ethical hackers raise hackles.

Some of the planned proposals for eurozone reform will also raise hackles among ruling conservatives in Berlin.

Shares without votes raise hackles.

The plans are likely to raise hackles in Britain, as Brussels seeks to take on powers currently held by national regulators.

But the signing may raise hackles in the US "crypto community," which sees encryption as a civil rights issue.

Mary Harney's call for contraceptive pills to be made available to children as young as 11 will raise hackles in some quarters.

But anyone Trump puts forward who seems even remotely in the president's pocket could raise hackles on both sides of the aisle.

But the weakness may raise hackles in Washington and Bern -currency markets will be on red alert for any comments from Trump.

Some volunteers felt it could be hard to change attitudes towards migrants in a country where ancient national rivalries and territorial disputes still raise hackles.

Even before she started writing, Bernie Purcell knew that her book, For Our Own Good - Childcare Issues in Ireland (Collins Press), would raise hackles.

And it raised hackles over the assumptions that were made about him.

Our interview with UPC Ireland boss Robert Dunn raised hackles at Sky Ireland.

Posters in rival resorts raised hackles while local papers pulled planned ad spots.

But neither was nominated for best movie, raising hackles from fans.

On the other hand, both have raised hackles in Berlin by criticizing European policies.