Significados de public disillusionment en inglés

Voter volatility and public disillusionment have become features of politics in recent years.

Today, public disillusionment with the EU is at an all-time high.

This long-standing practice has encouraged cynicism and public disillusionment.

Noda's party rode a wave of public disillusionment after 50 years of nearly non-stop LDP rule.

Noda's party rode a wave of public disillusionment after about 50 years of nearly non-stop LDP rule.

Underlining high public disillusionment, one man began shouting at the start of Kibaki's speech, witnesses and Reuters photographers said.

Some said the speech did not depict the true state of the EU and ignored public disillusionment with the bloc.

But increasing public disillusionment with the quality of leadership offered by the Taoiseach, Mr Ahern, could be of greater consequence.

For most Government TDs, it was a welcomed relief following weeks of turmoil and controversy, unforced errors and growing public disillusionment.

EU: Support for joining the EU in Turkey has collapsed amid growing public disillusionment over the slow pace of accession talks with Brussels.

Propped up by money from vested interests, the rigid two-party straitjacket has left the UK with a malfunctioning democracy and led to widespread public disillusionment.

In extracts of the speech released in advance by his office, Cameron said public disillusionment with the EU is at "an all-time high".

Public disillusionment over the bank bailouts and cutbacks demanded by the Troika have driven political sentiment over the past two years.

Public disillusionment with the government is high, polls show, with Kenyans saying the political elite are out-of-touch and exacerbating people's economic hardship due to corruption.