Sentence examples for unsatisfactory citizens from inspiring English sources

A rising star in the Red Quarter bureaucracy, he supervises the expulsion of unsatisfactory citizens to other regions.

It would house, according to the Abbess, "a kind of sick people, whose desire for God makes them unsatisfactory citizens of an ordinary life, but whose strength or temperament fails them to surrender the world completely".

The fact that the Charter only applies to EU Member States when they are implementing EU law - Article 51 of the Charter - is perceived as insufficient and unsatisfactory for many citizens.

The end product is a new form of "rentier state" [ 16], in which aid dependency is a core feature, and where the delivery of public goods by the state is deeply unsatisfactory in the view of most citizens [ 3].

7 In sum, we argue that the quality of the electoral participation of citizens under 18 is particularly unsatisfactory if low turnout can be explained by a low willingness and motivation to engage in politics.

"The UK had allowed a very unsatisfactory extradition arrangement to develop which put the UK citizen at an unfair disadvantage when it comes to dealing with the US authorities," he said.

Two others were also charged and found guilty of Brett's murder, Thomas Maguire and Edward O'Meagher Condon, but their death sentences were overturned: O'Meagher Condon through the intercession of the United States government – he was an American citizen – and Maguire because the evidence given against him was considered unsatisfactory.

Succeed or not, his candidacy is worthy because he is challenging, and may help to change, two core enigmas of the modern Arab world and its bizarre political order: why executive power remains in the hands of the same person for many years; and why individual citizens feel helpless and angry, but do not try seriously to change their unsatisfactory autocratic systems.

A satire on Freemasonry, it was also the first of several unsatisfactory or fragmentary attempts to deal in a literary form with recent events in France (Der Bürgergeneral [1793; "The Citizen-General"]; Die Aufgeregten [1817; "Agitation"], written in 1793; Das Mädchen von Oberkirch [1895; "The Maid of Oberkirch"], written in 1795).

U Unsatisfactory.

It is very unsatisfactory".