0 past simple and past participle of clamour
Right-wing politicians in the senate and chamber clamoured for a hard-line policy and opposed major reductions in military spending.
Since the 1990s citizens and some politicians have clamoured to dismantle the closed-list system of electoral representation.
The press, far from expressing any sympathy for newspapers shut down by the federal government, usually clamoured for more of the same.
We have already seen that policy before 1939 did not take a pro-artisan direction in the sense of promoting the sort of protectionist measures for which many artisans had clamoured.
It is up to the public to back the higher welfare standards that they clamoured for us to introduce.
They clamoured for the removal of restrictions, and now they clamour for the restrictions to be put on again.
Both the farmers and the labourers clamoured for him to be put in.
The manufacturers clamoured for taxes until 1842, but in that year those which affected them began to be cut off in scores and hundreds.
