Sentence examples for citizen discontent from inspiring English sources

There was "evidence of growing citizen discontent with the region's regimes," he wrote.

The greatest risk to political order is related to citizen discontent stemming from the impact of oil revenues on politics.

During the recent wave of revolutions across the Arab world and the protests against illegitimate presidents in African countries like Guinea and Djibouti, rap music has played a critical role in articulating citizen discontent over poverty, rising food prices, blackouts, unemployment, police repression and political corruption.

Following the current enforcement activity and in the wake of the growing citizen discontent in the following years, a massive expansion of the ORMO force was undertaken; at its peak in 1979 it reached over 450,000 members.

Well, I suspect that governments today are more concerned with the loss of their ability to control and regulate the behavior of their citizens than they are with their citizens' discontent.

It's clear that the old strategy of blaming its citizens discontent on the unseen hand of foreign forces is being dusted off and tried on again.

Despite the growing number of criminal charges that get trotted out any time a citizen voices discontent with the government or challenges or even questions the authority of the powers that be, the problems we're experiencing in terms of police shootings have little to do with rebellion or belligerence or resistance.

The heavily indebted countries must channel their citizens' rising discontent into a more constructive channel by coming together and calling on Germany to make the choice.

Non-Muslims cannot visit Mecca and Medina, but The Independent was able to interview a number of citizens who expressed discontent over the way their town was changing.

Khamenei and his acolytes, therefore, view the Iranians seeking political, social and economic reforms not as discontent citizens or revolutionaries but heretics.

... The legitimacy of the Supreme Leader is from above". Khamenei and his acolytes, therefore, view the Iranians seeking political, social and economic reforms not as discontent citizens or revolutionaries but heretics.