Significados de face a backlash en inglés

Governments beset by anti-immigrant parties now face a backlash for neglecting humanitarian disaster.

Despite the outpouring of support for West Papuans, protesters still face a backlash.

While Hispanics will no doubt be pleased, Democrats could face a backlash from voters.

Whatever the accusations, authorities may need to reach out quickly to farmers or face a backlash.

If mobile app developers misuse customers' information they face a backlash from customers and regulators, he said.

The rebels also face a backlash from government forces desperate to halt the insurgency in its tracks.

Feminist campaigners face a backlash, expressed at times in physical violence as well as verbal abuse and threats.

However, these migrants often face a backlash from citizens of the countries they are trying to flee to.

A former senior U.S. intelligence official cautioned that given the National Guard's loyalties, MbS could face a backlash.

Those who protest face a backlash.

A former senior U.S. intelligence official cautioned that given the National Guard's loyalties, Prince Mohammed could face a backlash.

The review will follow crucial mid-term Congressional elections, where Obama's Democrats face a backlash from an increasingly sceptical public.

But controls are not yet in place and he may face a backlash from economically powerful regions such as Catalonia.

Provincial officials, who themselves could face a backlash over civilian deaths, said Taliban fighters were killed as well as civilians.

They claim that if the sources were made public, the pharmacies would face a backlash or even the threat of violence.

Having barely played this year following injury and illness, she warned that her opponents would face a backlash at the US Open this summer.