Значения термина express dissatisfaction на английском

Aldegonde, and express dissatisfaction with him for having surrendered Antwerp so soon.

Her silence seemed intended to express dissatisfaction; at least so Hugh interpreted it.

Community members took to streets to express dissatisfaction about service delivery.

But later exponents of the League express dissatisfaction with Article 8, claiming the wording to be vague.

She said the culture within the council had been harmed by the use of social media to express dissatisfaction.

She severely denounced the Netherlanders, and even went so far as to express dissatisfaction with the great Leicester himself.

We recognise it is their legal, and moral right to express dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs in their profession.

Both he and other Spotlight participants thought that YouTube should have had a feature that enabled them to express dissatisfaction with a candidate's answer.

Currently 50% of members and local affiliates, such as trade union branches, must express dissatisfaction to force a contest against a sitting MPs.

A taxi-driver, an Intourist guide, and other Russians express dissatisfaction with Mikhail Gorbachev, despite his having made it possible for them to express their dissatisfaction.

That translates into a 56 per cent satisfaction rating, compared to 37 per cent of the electorate who express dissatisfaction.

That has sent support for Moon plummeting to as low as 45% in early February, as his younger supporters express dissatisfaction with their economic prospects.

Some of Ms Bhutto's aides have expressed dissatisfaction over the previous investigations.

ENEMIES Some of Bhutto's aides have expressed dissatisfaction over the previous investigation.

The agency has expressed dissatisfaction with Takata's response on the issue so far.

Minister for the Environment Dick Roche expressed dissatisfaction with high local government charges.