Sentence examples for official dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

The most recent sign of official dissatisfaction came at the end of the BRICS meeting, when Xinhua, the state-run news service, said changes to the distribution of I.M.F.

The official reaction—"dissatisfaction and outrage" over Google's "unreasonable charges"—does not bode well.

"Under the PID Act, any personal grievance by a current or former public official, including dissatisfaction with a response to a complaint made under a different process, is deemed to be a disclosure," it said.

In response to the lost Malaysia Airlines flight, as over half of the passengers on the plane were Chinese, Chinese officials expressed dissatisfaction with efforts by the Malaysian Government to locate the flight.

"If reforms to the system urgently needed by Chinese society keep being frustrated and stagnate without progress," December's letter warned, "then official corruption and dissatisfaction in society will boil up to a crisis point and China will once again miss the opportunity for peaceful reform, and slip into the turbulence and chaos of violent revolution".

The senior Bush administration official said that its dissatisfaction with Mr. Bustani's performance was cumulative, but that a last straw was his assertion after the Sept. 11 attacks that his organization should be given a more prominent role in combating terrorism and in responding to the use of chemical weapons anywhere in the world.

Possible reasons, say university officials: inadequate grades, student dissatisfaction with the chapters that chose them and vice versa, or not enough spaces.

The cost ranges from $7,700 a year for grades 6 through 8 up to $8,725 a year for grades 9 through 12. Several officials said that while dissatisfaction with public schools might be an initial motivation for parents' and students' interest in their schools, other factors are important, too.

"Vague dissatisfaction with the official version, curiosity, kindling of intense interest, realization that one is convinced".

There was, he wrote, "a mounting dissatisfaction with the official priorities, a deepening concern with our character and objectives as a nation".

Shepherds in this study and farmers in another study shared their dissatisfaction with the official brucellosis control programme in Egypt, particularly the system of compensation [ 12].