Disgruntled Democracies

It's the work of a disgruntled employee.

In 1979, Activision was created by disgruntled former Atari programmers.

Disgruntled, many are drawn to Sheikh Google, where Islamic State recruiters wait to prey upon them.

Begin by checking on disgruntled employees, anyone who has been fired in the last few months.

The two most corrupt parties in history (on top of the disgruntled PPC and Solidaridad ) censured Ana Jara.

That said, it's not just disgruntled netizens who are unhappy with how the national media has covered the wildfires.

Within those first few months, you get into an argument with some customer, and they leave unhappy and disgruntled.

But the accountability's up the line judging the decision against the effect on everybody, not just on the disgruntled person.

Instead, government officials are being warned that every document may potentially be leaked and published worldwide by a disgruntled junior officer.

The current model of the MDA as gatekeeper and mediator between artists and disgruntled members of the public is deeply flawed.

Spanish national daily ABC reported the disgruntled nightclub owners as saying favouritism by authorities was having a serious effect on their businesses.

The overseas press corps in Beijing was used to explaining political dissidents, student protesters, disgruntled workers and disenfranchised members of the floating population.

Harley was stabbed by a disgruntled French refugee, the Marquis de Guiscard, in March, and Anne wept at the thought he would die.

The majority Shia and their Kurdish allies rejected Bush s plea to Iraqi politicians to modify the new draft constitution to attract disgruntled Sunni Arabs.

There is a danger that elements disgruntled about delays in this process could add to the security threat already posed by ex combatants awaiting reintegration.

Acting on the report that there have been gatherings of disgruntled officers Chavez, on your orders, moved in with a troop of cavalry after nightfall.

Half the world's HIV victims are infected before they turn 25, and disgruntled young men and women are in the frontline of terrorism and armed conflict.

As has happened on previous occasions, there is a risk that disgruntled parties might resort to the clause again in order to force a new election.11

Several disgruntled Filipino Internet users pointed to the Pope s recent visit to Sri Lanka, where he was seen touching and blessing the hands of the faithful along the road.

The disgruntled general, who has long standing ties to the type of jihadists that the United States is battling in Yemen, merely sought to settle a score with the president s family.

In this way, the ECB could prove to disgruntled citizens and investors that it is serious about meeting its inflation target, and even help to stem the rise of nationalist parties.

Internationally, the reaction has been far more disgruntled, with Pakistani Prime Minster Shahid Khaqan Abbasi warning that Trump s allegations would not go unanswered by Pakistan, while Russia, China and Iran all lined up against it.

All that was necessary to challenge the world s mightiest power, after all, was a disgruntled US Army intelligence analyst, some hacking knowledge, a few computers, and a handful of determined activists enrolled under the contested banner of transparency.

Again, this is all based around leaks, 251,000 U.S. diplomatic cables, and I was involved in this investigation because I got this leak through a leak from a disgruntled WikiLeaker and ended up going to work at the Guardian.

Later John Keegan ( Six Armies in Normandy ) and Clay Blair ( Ridgway's Paratroopers The American Airborne in World War II ) escalated the tone of the criticism, stating that troop carrier pilots were the least qualified in the Army Air Forces, disgruntled, and castoffs.

So I'm saying that one of the takeaways from here I'm not saying the men are not important obviously, if you leave the husbands out, what will they do? They'll come back home and get disgruntled, and it will result in difficulties we don't want.

The circumstance of the change also stoked another fear that the decision to alter the order of the letters might be a plot by people who were disgruntled when the Oromos opted to adopt the Roman alphabet over the Ge ez alphabet in 1991. What's up with this 'new Qubee' thing?

When delays become excessive and chronic, the entire system of internal justice loses credibility hence the staff feel less inclined to resort to a system that they do not trust and that is too slow and not credible. The tardiness in resolving cases leads to more disgruntled staff and less responsible managers.

When, in April 1999, ten thousand members of the Falun Gong sect appeared mysteriously in front of Zhongnanhai, the compound of the Chinese Communist Party s leadership, to be arrested en masse, observers found it hard to explain what was going on. The overseas press corps in Beijing was used to explaining political dissidents, student protesters, disgruntled workers and disenfranchised members of the floating population.

Huge investments have strengthened the People s Armed Police (PAP), a large anti riot paramilitary force whose specialty is the quick suppression of anti government protests by disgruntled industrial workers, peasants, and urban residents. Frequent deployment of the PAP is a major reason why the tens of thousands of collective protests that occur each year (74,000 in 2004 and 86,000 in 2005) have had a negligible impact on China s overall stability.