Sentence examples for civil discontent from inspiring English sources
There is perhaps more to be cut, but the Greek government already faces regular civil discontent over the wrenching budget moves it's adopted over the past year.
The garbage protest was the latest sign of civil discontent that has swept a country that is one of the worst hit by the European debt crisis.
In addition, civil discontent increased after the Persian Gulf War (1990 91) over the country's close ties to the West, symbolized notably by the U.S. troops stationed in Saudi Arabia until 2005.
At its most blatant level, there was no way that Mr. Morsi and his affiliates in the Muslim Brotherhood were going to leave power willingly, no matter the severity of the civil discontent over the president's efforts to consolidate his power while mismanaging major problems from fuel shortages to rising inflation.
War needed finance, and John became increasingly ruthless in levying taxes and exploiting feudal rights; this in turn led to civil discontent and rebellion by English barons.
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A major charter-reform movement arose from civil discontents.
Even though my book is instead a response to the much broader and compelling civil society discontents, this revival of old-fashioned protectionism has given the book an unanticipated lift.
Mr. Papandreou, who has witnessed violent protests and frequent strikes in Greece amid an abrasive mix of deficit reduction and high unemployment, cautioned that persistent joblessness and a sense that governments were not doing enough to address it could also lead to further discontent and civil unrest.
General Sisi's move to turf it out of power last month was facilitated by a massive outpouring of popular discontent and widespread civil disobedience.Much of the latest violence across the country has seen ordinary citizens pitted against enraged Islamists.
The government is awash in oil money — Algeria has Africa's third-largest proven reserves — and is adept at distributing it to dull discontent: wages for civil servants have risen 34 percent recently, according to the International Monetary Fund.
