Spain is polarized: on one hand power lies in the Army, which is opposed to liberalization; on the other disaffection with the regime, particularly on the part of industrial workers, continues to seethe.
The proposals in this study may be considered by the health administration as a means to move toward the rational use of drugs while avoiding concerns about injustice and feelings of impotence on the part of the GPs, which can lead to lack of interest in and disaffection with the current measures.
The public display of disaffection might be part of a larger strategy for Phillips.
The Islamic Republic of Iran faces the disaffection of a significant part of its population, and this period of uncertainty offers opportunities to reconsider the west's established position on the nuclear question.
Swedish-American freaks Miike Snow, meanwhile, deploy ecstatic dance music clichés with cosmic intent, on "The Devil's Work" recalling Mercury Rev. The Vaccines are part of the current British rock scene's problem, all defeatist, ironic disaffection.
I'm also aware that his poll numbers reflect widespread disaffection and alienation among some parts of the American population, especially the white working class, a feeling that he is cleverly exploiting.
Rouhani is a pragmatist who came to power, in part, on the strength of disaffection, both popular and élite, with the confrontational foreign policy of his predecessor.
Iran has a new President, Hassan Rouhani, who, Laura Secor wrote in the magazine last week, "is a pragmatist who came to power, in part, on the strength of disaffection, both popular and élite, with the confrontational foreign policy of his predecessor".
The emergence of Sanders has also put the issue of disaffection squarely on the table.
Is it part of the Republicans' growing disaffection with labor unions over the past quarter century?
