Sentence examples similar to respond to discontent from inspiring English sources

In 2015 Stuart Gulliver, who retires in February as chief executive, responded to discontent among shareholders amid a string of misconduct scandals by embarking on a restructuring to invest more in Asia while quitting 18 countries and almost 100 businesses.

But there are indications that the Administration is finally making an effort to respond to the discontent.

Mr. Maliki has tried to respond to public discontent by giving his cabinet 100 days to come up with ways to improve services.

If he has his country's interests at heart, he will respond to rising discontent by opening up the economy and curbing corruption.

The policy paper was timed to the Nov. 2 election, as Democrats try to respond to voter discontent over the slow pace of the recovery and the stubbornly high rate of unemployment.

Each was elected as outsiders to sweep aside the "old order" and respond to popular discontent with the ruling elite.

If Colombia or South Africa fail to discern the ways in which inequality is driving citizens to protest and effectively respond to that discontent (as Colombia promised to do in Buenaventura), confidence in state institutions and the state itself will decrease.

Ministers are under pressure to respond to growing public discontent about religious slaughter after an undercover investigation exposed the horrific mistreatment of animals at a halal abattoir.

QUESTION FROM FRED: How can Obama respond to the voter discontent and address anger without bringing the attention on his Administration as the reason for it in the first place?

Some experts say the government may try to turn microblogs to its benefit, monitoring comments and traffic to take the pulse of the nation, and perhaps even anticipate and respond to signs of social discontent.

The leaders are responding to political discontent at home.