Sentence examples for expressions of discontent from inspiring English sources

Cracking down on expressions of discontent is necessary to force through neoliberal reforms of the higher education sector.

The world needed something more than simplistic calls for the end of capitalism – but also needs something that goes beyond general expressions of discontent.

From the 1940s on, the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company wasubjectctotopenexpressionsofs of discontent, strikes and critisism from international labour organisations.

In his 1996 book, "Third Parties in America," Mr. Rosenstone wrote, "Most importantly, third parties are expressions of discontent with the major parties and their candidates".

Since those expressions of discontent, Citigroup's shares are sharply higher, though they are still down 89 percent since Mr. Pandit took over in December 2007.

There were also some noisy creaks from one quarter of the chamber, but these were just a rarely used door in need of some oil rather than expressions of discontent.

"The contest turns into an expression of discontent with war".

The recalls are the most obvious expression of discontent.

There's obviously the dictionary definition: an expression of discontent about a person or state of affairs, something like that.

Mr Chávez must avoid such an expression of discontent at all costs.

The effort seemed like a fairly tame expression of discontent, and not a little whimsical.