Sentence examples for stirred discontent from inspiring English sources

The most recent episode, though, has stirred discontent with the system in Japan.

This stirred discontent within her own party, as well as in the opposition ranks.

But the downward ratings trend for CNN/U.S., its flagship channel in the United States, has stirred discontent within CNN and Time Warner.

However, like his father had done before him, he continued to bring libel and antidefamation lawsuits against detractors and political opponents, which earned him disapproval internationally and stirred discontent at home.

Not only the law's financing, but provisions that expand standardized testing to raise achievement and that label schools as underperforming when even small groups of students miss proficiency targets have stirred discontent nationwide among educators and local politicians.

Diocletian's attempts to bring the Egyptian tax system in line with Imperial standards stirred discontent, and a revolt swept the region after Galerius' departure.

So, while the demolition of the old Platterhof still stirs discontent, the argument can certainly be made that restoring tourism to Obersalzberg has been done in a historically responsible way.

Ms. Taft said that the mayor had enthusiastically "stirred up discontent" every chance he had gotten.

As emperor he stirred up discontent because he favoured the Monophysite heresy, which held that the human and divine elements in Christ's nature were inseparable.

She stirred some discontent recently when she covered the electrical outlets, first just on weekends, then permanently, with blank switch plates.

The independent federal agency's recent vote to pass new net neutrality regulations has stirred some discontent among the congressional majority in both houses, resulting in a full dance card for FCC Chairman Thomas Wheeler, who will take part in five subsequent hearings over the next several weeks.