People such as Kauffman portray direct democracy as a scrappy, passionate enterprise: the underrepresented, the oppressed, and the dissatisfied get together and, strengthened by numbers, force change.
The country's secondary-school children, who went on strike earlier this year calling for copper income to be used to improve state education, are still dissatisfied and, together with the teachers, are threatening further protests.
But Rick Sherlund, an analyst at Nomura Securities who was the first to report on ValueAct in a research report back in May, has said that ValueAct could have banded together with other shareholders dissatisfied with the performance of Microsoft's stock.
We obsess over these characters getting together, only to grow instantly dissatisfied when they do.
Under his presidency, the SAA brought together African farmers who were dissatisfied with their working conditions and worked to protect their interests against those of European planters.
Dissatisfied with the results of the litigation, American countries joined together to adopt a convention on diplomatic asylum.
The split personality of anarchism demonstrates the slippery nature of anti-government arguments, which can bring together a wide range of people who are deeply dissatisfied with the government we've got.
One result, he said, was that residents dissatisfied with a given area probably tend to move away to band together in a more congenial location.
NSB also stated that they were dissatisfied with that the A-series and B-series were not capable of working together.
The cord fell out of Yorke's microphone during the song "Atoms for Peace," for instance, and after "Stuck Together Pieces" the singer grimaced in a way that suggested he was dissatisfied with the shape of the song.
