Sentence examples for aroused discontent from inspiring English sources

But his administration aroused discontent.

Postwar economies also forced British governments to explore new fiscal expedients, which aroused discontent at home and in the American colonies.

Keita tried to enlist French support for the Malian currency, a move that aroused discontent within his party and cries of betrayal from his more radical supporters.

The discipline and economy enforced by the new Sikh regime, sponsored by the British, aroused discontent, and in April 1848 a local rebellion broke out at Multān.

This aroused discontent among mining interests, but a bipartisan parliamentary committee endorsed the bill and it was tabled.

His inability to cope with the Byzantine threat aroused discontent among the nobility and Ivan Vladislav became their chosen leader.

His eccentricities and extravagance necessitated the imposition of new taxes, arousing discontent in Constantinople and the outlying provinces.

On her advice he appointed as his financial adviser Duverney, whose attempts to increase taxes aroused widespread discontent.

The scandal aroused strong discontent from PCCW's minority shareholders and triggered an investigation by the local securities watchdog, which later blocked the deal.

The church, moreover, commanded massive popular loyalty, and assaults on its position would arouse nationwide discontent.

He fought successfully against the Teutonic tribes of the upper Danube, among whom the Alamanni, as well as the Capri of the middle Danube, appeared for the first time; he often prudently mixed military operations with negotiation and gave important subsidies and money (in sound currency) to the barbarians, thus arousing much discontent.