Harder to measure, however, is whether the vote was also a reflection of mounting resentment over America's role as the world's sole superpower, and the Bush administration's suggestions that it would walk away from the Kyoto treaty on global warming and eventually replace the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.
The protests were sparked by the shooting in police custody of a Berber youth on April 18th, and by mounting resentment over the strong-arm tactics of the special police forces.
Eye-glazingly dull, the start of the hearing reflected little of the public's mounting resentment against Facebook, its urgent need for catharsis.
But criminal barristers say the protest reflects mounting resentment over successive reductions in legal aid fees, which have already resulted in cuts of 40% for criminal cases since 1997.
In Guinea, writes Mr French, "there was mounting resentment over the way China was seen to be…despoiling the environment, dispossessing powerless landholders or flouting local laws, fuelling corruption, and, most of all, empowering awful governments".
The book concludes with 15 of her letters, written between 1885 and 1903 to a close friend in Paris, enabling us to gauge firsthand her intelligence, compassion and mounting resentment.
CAR exploded into religious violence amid mounting resentment toward a Muslim-led government.
CAR exploded into violence in early December amid mounting resentment toward a Muslim-led government.
The growing social uprising is from mounting resentment towards law enforcement within the poor communities that need policing the most, but have overwhelming mistrust from a backlog of incidents, harassment or unwarranted stops and arrests over the years.
The complaint describes Sam Houser's mounting resentments after many years of high praise".
