Significados de public ire en inglés

Growing public ire against Big Oil may translate into yet more costs.

Civic authorities have been completely overwhelmed with relief work and faced public ire in many places.

Massive street protests shook Brazil in June, fueled by public ire over government spending and corruption.

Frequent foreign travel by the parliamentarians even when the house is in session also rouses public ire.

Monsanto is facing public ire again.

The Swiss direct democracy system, including four national referendums a year, means public ire can be translated into strong action.

The past few months of protests in Hong Kong have become increasingly violent and drawn growing public ire from the mainland.

The Provisional IRA was cast in the role of the paparazzi, the initial target of public ire, especially from the unionists.

It means the Afghanistan war is now at least as unpopular as the Iraq war was at the height of public ire.

They felt the lash of public ire when they flew in private jets to Washington in November to plead for bailout money.

Gulf states risked public ire by attending the U.S.-sponsored Middle East peace conference at Annapolis only to watch Israeli settlement expansion continue unabated.

Ramsey also drew public ire last year after hosting a Halloween-themed luncheon at which he and other staff members dressed in stereotypical Hispanic garb.

But facing public ire, it capped compensation expenses at $16.2 billion for the year as it scaled back its compensation ratio to 36 percent.

Public ire could usefully target this big problem.

Public ire is often directed at these supposed "land hoarding" developers, with politicians among their biggest critics.

Public ire in recent weeks has focused on allegations of multiple police killings of suspected members of the criminal gang Mungiki.