Sentence examples for tackle discontent from inspiring English sources

Bratton said that British police are not alone in suffering budget cuts; other agencies which help tackle discontent will also suffer losses: "It's quite obvious that there will be reductions not just for policing but for social services that ameliorate dissatisfaction".

When Xi Jinping, China's president, visits Pakistan next month, he is likely to demand stronger action against the militant groups that China sees as a threat in return for the largesse it lavishes on the country.Foreign policy may be beginning to adapt to the threat, but policy towards Xinjiang itself shows little softening of the iron fist China has deployed as the way to tackle discontent.

The outcome of the vote, coming on the heels of aggressive lobbying by JPMorgan to secure a victory, also pointed, some observers say, to how Wall Street tackles shareholder discontent as if it were a political campaign.

Li Keqiang, who will steer the world's second-largest economy and oversee the government, also vowed to curb public discontent by tackling inequality, at a press conference following the close of the largely rubber-stamp parliament on Sunday.

The cable says that the nuclear test had been done at a time when the Indian government was tackling an economic slowdown, increasing discontent and rising political unrest.

Indeed, the UK's only partner in crime is the US, which must lead one to question how successful the Anglo-Saxon economic model can ever be at tackling entrenched inequality and burgeoning discontent.

In a series of tweets after the committee session, Cooper expressed continued discontent at the companies' performance tackling online hate speech.

At the University of York, there is discontent precisely because of a failure to tackle wider student issues in favour of what are perceived as marginal issues.

corruption language sprinkled throughout the official announcement on Bo also suggests that officials are aware of swelling discontent with the government and may be gearing up to tackle corruption as a main issue in the coming party congress.

The new party is the latest indication of the deep discontent with mainstream politics, and of frustration with the lack of ambition in tackling gender equality across society.

Elected just after the industrial unrest of the "Winter of Discontent", she embarked on a tough reform programme with the top priorities of tackling inflation and the unions.