Sentence examples for to register dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Even Democratic voters told pollsters that the recall process was a legitimate way to register dissatisfaction with Mr. Davis.

The final vote was 19 to 2 in favor of Goodling's bill, with 18 members voting "present" -- apparently to register dissatisfaction with the process.

Haynes Goddard of Cincinnati writes to suggest that the verb disgruntle means "to deprive of the opportunity to register dissatisfaction and complaint" -- that is, to deny the release of a good, loud grunt, and thereby to make the would-be gruntler sullen.

It didn't take long for Washington to register dissatisfaction with the Russian decision to admit Snowden.

The biggest pension funds also held sizable stakes in most major companies, so they could not easily register dissatisfaction by trading in and out of companies.

Others deliberately stay home to register their dissatisfaction.

As word of the administration's review spread, allies were quick to register their dissatisfaction.

Now, to register my dissatisfaction with the election coverage, I'm going on a media detox.

For example, the United States had yet to register its dissatisfaction with government procurement rules in China that favor Chinese manufacturers.

Mr. Obama's campaign said he voted present to register his dissatisfaction with how the bill was put together.

Over the soft notes of an electric piano, Kathleen M. Gallagher, a lobbyist for the New York State Catholic Conference, the bishops' public policy arm, urges New Yorkers to register their dissatisfaction.