The debate will be fuelled by the expiration in 2019 of the rules for interstate transfers, under which four resentful rich states subsidise the rest (to the tune of €7.3 billion last year).Then there is the question of whether any amount of help can erase regional inequalities.
Christophe Boisseau said he felt resentful against the state which had not been in touch with his family and yet had promised a state funeral for the victims.
First, it would turn Bosnia into a rump Muslim state, resentful, aligned to Iran, prone to violence and bent on reconquest of its lost territories.
No wonder many who work in the NHS, especially at a high level, feel dizzy – and resentful – at the state of near-permanent revolution, and wish it would stop.
The British people are living in a state of resentful oppression and dental disrepair: and they are represented in various scenes by about a dozen or so Equity members, quaintly shown at the pub or in their prole front rooms, glumly watching the state television network on which propaganda is pumped out.
Eric Schaeffer, a former top enforcement official at the agency, recalls hearing "bitter, bitter complaints" from state officials resentful of planned federal enforcement actions.
The Chinese "Book of Rites" differentiated between the joyous sound of a well-ruled state and the resentful sound of a confused one.
In the resentful fantasies of my flyover state obscurity, I imagine my film-reviewing colleagues in New York and Los Angeles spending much of this past week pontificating and prognosticating, churning out think pieces and offering up sound-bite analyses.
If there is any sense of a stitchup, with the big countries seeming to conspire to have their guy in a high profile job, then the smaller EU states will feel resentful.
A flexible labour market and stingy welfare state ensure that there is no resentful immigrant underclass with time on its hands, as in France.
