Sentence examples for express its dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources
The public turned out in record numbers in August last year to express its dissatisfaction and was completely ignored, even dismissed and ridiculed.
The senior members of the Obama administration direly need to understand what is going on in the mind of the Saudi leadership, and inquire about what had led to Saudi Arabia's break with its traditional silence, and why Saudi stopped using only back channels to express its dissatisfaction of U.S. policies on Iran, Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, and the Palestinian question.
The Bush administration subsequently expressed its dissatisfaction at what it saw as the IAEA's failure to take a tougher line with aspiring nuclear powers such as Iran.
Does it make sense?" In Paris, the IATA expressed its "dissatisfaction with how governments have managed it, with no risk assessment, no consultation, no coordination, and no leadership".
The Canadian government has expressed its "dissatisfaction" to China after its foreign minister lashed out at a journalist in Ottawa this week over a question regarding China's human rights record.
The government expressed its dissatisfaction with the conduct of certain individuals from the headquarters of the Yugoslav Army and from the brigade in the compound, Mr. Djindjic said after a cabinet meeting.
Jordan's powerful Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing, the Islamic Action Front - the country's largest opposition - have also expressed its dissatisfaction with the choice of Mr Bakhit.
"There have been quite a number of cases when the Church expressed its dissatisfaction with government policies and we try to change these policies," he said.
The official New China News Agency added, "China has expressed its utmost dissatisfaction with the U.S. side and resolutely rebuffed it".
China's commerce ministry hit back by expressing its "strong dissatisfaction" with the move.
