Sentence examples for open discontent from inspiring English sources

When faced with open discontent, Lemus resorted to repressive measures, and a military coup deposed him in October 1960.

The loss had caused open discontent among Democratic members with his leadership, and even his supporters said he would have to choose between running for president and leading the House Democratic caucus.

There were examples of open discontent, as when students chose the visit of Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka Kakuei in 1974 to initiate demonstrations against Suharto and against the role of foreign capital in Indonesia; the demonstrations developed into open rioting in Jakarta.

Advocates for an open Internet have expressed open discontent with the ruling.

The chatter was not of open discontent but rather of what should happen if Chancellor Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) and its allies emerged as the strongest grouping in the Bundestag.

By the late 1570s, there was open discontent among the less wealthy members of the Stationers Companyy about Day's extensive patents.

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

It takes a lot for Liverpool supporters to turn on their players and it would be major shock if there was an open show of discontent aimed at one player.

It is better to be open with your discontent and to assert yourself than to seek the undermine the bossy person.

He said: It is true that crises always open the door to discontent and this crisis is not over yet.

Even so, if the Democrats fail to take on the issue, they will leave their party open to challenge as discontent over employment stagnation mounts.