Sentence examples for public resentment about from inspiring English sources
Public resentment about corruption is so widespread that Vietnam's prime minister recently felt obliged to tell the rubber-stamp parliament that he would do something about it.
Once in office, Mr. Christie seized on public resentment about government spending and entitlements to push through changes to public employee benefits, impose a cap on property taxes and end the practice of giving teachers tenure automatically after three years.
Mr. Ban, however, has shown no public resentment about living in the shadow of his more charismatic predecessor, as when Mr. Annan brokered a power-sharing deal in Kenya in 2008 following a wave of ethnic violence.
There is no conspiracy of silence in British politics when it comes to immigration, and major political parties in Britain do not ignore, deride or dismiss public resentment about the issue.
For example, during the Industrial Revolution in Britain, there was a stir of public resentment about labor conditions.
However, Mrs Thatcher tapped into public resentment about the power of the unions, and many remain upset about the impact this had on their livelihoods.
He was spared the death penalty after a court threw it out, fueling public resentments about a double standard.
Worried about public resentment of the United States and the power of hard-line religious parties, Pakistani officials are sensitive to any appearance that American agents operate freely inside Pakistan.
Such restrictions breed public resentment and resistance.
Yawning wealth disparities cause increasing public resentment.
