Sentence examples for growing labour discontent from inspiring English sources

As chairman of the trade unions, he was not able to quell the growing labour discontent in the country, but his position granted him a seat in the Politburo of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) at the 28th CPSU Congress (held in 1990), alongside his election as Secretary of the Central Committee.

Ed Miliband, who pipped his brother to the post last September, is faced with growing discontent from Labour MPs over his failure to set out a clear strategy and narrative.

The government is worried about labour discontent.

To assuage labour discontent, he backed police-controlled patriotic labour unions.

Amid growing public discontent the Chinese government enacted the Food Safety Law.

But growing voter discontent makes him more optimistic.

There was "evidence of growing citizen discontent with the region's regimes," he wrote.

During the summer and the early autumn, a growing popular discontent expressed itself in polls.

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It's fair to say that we live in a time of growing ambient discontent.

Tony Blair today derided as "conspiracy theories" accusations that a war on Iraq would be in pursuit of oil, as he faced down growing discontent in parliament at a meeting of Labour backbenchers and at PMQs.