Sentence examples for discontent over poverty from inspiring English sources
A Nigerian group linked to discontent over poverty in the country's oil-producing region claimed responsibility.
After the war in Kosovo, when discontent over poverty was running high, the Milosevic regime succeeded in weakening a key opposition leader, Zoran Djindjic.
Vladimir Putin has been sworn in for a fourth presidential term in a lavish Kremlin ceremony as tensions with the west rise and domestic discontent over poverty and wealth inequality simmers.
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.
Mr. Humala, who had been polling in the single digits after his defeat in 2006, has also tapped into the festering discontent over poverty levels that have endured even as Peru has won praise for policies that have made it one of the developing world's fastest-growing economies.
Although Navalny is polling at about 2%, his supporters say an election campaign would have allowed him to capitalise on growing discontent over corruption and rising poverty.
"Although Algeria is rich in oil and gas, there is regular social unrest over poverty, the rising costs of living despite government hand outs, a high rate of unemployment – especially among youth – and discontent at perceived inequality and corruption in access to housing and the country's resources," the report states.
The uprising, which began on Tuesday in a provincial town, was sparked by discontent over corruption, cronyism and rising prices in a country where a third of the 5.3 million population live below the poverty line.
Despite growing discontent over public security and Venezuela's economyic woesthe economy, Chávez remains popular among the poor, having pumped billions of petrodollars into poverty reduction programmes.
Political progress in Europe, but popular discontent over austerity.
