The Politics of Frustration

The New Bush Doctrine

A Watershed Doctrine for America

The Obama Doctrine and Africa

The Error of the War on Terror

I m not sure what s driving my disillusionment.

He didn't hide his disappointment.

Last year, European Commission Vice President Viviane Reding issued a call to voluntary action.

This proposed mandate was born of frustration.

This has obviously caused frustrations.

Tom couldn't hide his frustration.

Tom couldn't conceal his disappointment.

I tried not to look disappointed.

Tom tried not to look disappointed.

She tried not to look disappointed.

That doctrine will no doubt lead to dismal consequences.

A spiral of frustration and antagonism must not be allowed to develop.

The doublespeak is needed because the doctrine contradicts American values.

The doctrine of preventive defense has deep roots in Japan, and it is a dangerous doctrine if there is a political vacuum for the country's militarists to fill.

A failure to take concrete action would risk breeding disillusionment.

The frustration of unemployed and under employed youth is now spilling over into the streets.

Of course, the greater your expectations are, the greater the risk of disappointment.

Months of bitterness and frustration are palpable through a caustic smile.

International human rights doctrine does, however, address the issue.

Consider depression, the most common mental illness, which must be distinguished from the sadness, disappointment, or frustration we all experience in our lives.

At the center of this debate is the so called doctrine of the responsibility to protect.

His frustration came from a much debated change in the statement of the coalition.

To be sure, the Bush doctrine is not stated starkly it is buried in Orwellian doublespeak.

An explicitly Hitlerian sentence proving that genocide and displacement are official regime doctrines.

Preventing bad current account deficits would require far greater intervention in the private sector than the neoliberal and single market doctrines that were fashionable at the euro s founding would imply.

LONDON The recent European Parliament elections were dominated by disillusion and despair.

I love it for all its faults, hopes, beauty, and disappointments.

Seductive leaders (Hitler among them) exploited the resulting sense of frustration.

Indian netizens have exploded with rage and disbelief while expressing their reactions.

Iraq is the first instance when the Bush doctrine is being applied and it is provoking an allergic reaction.

The politics of frustration has been particularly apparent in the postcommunist world during the last fifteen years.

Now, after his disillusion with the work on his estate, Levin was especially pleased to stay a while with Sviyazhsky.

Participation in the European elections is threatening to be low because of disillusionment with the economic union.

As the city s political process slips further from the public, the frustrations of ordinary citizens are beginning to show.

And yet I continue to endure it, with this feeling of bitter disenchantment that seems almost like a betrayal of my innocence.

I didn't have any great expectations, so there are no big disappointments.

But, whatever the past frustrations, and possibly even bigger disappointments yet to come, the bigger and much more significant story of the search for MH370 is what has gone right.

What stands between them and a verdict is this doctrine that has been criticized since it was first issued.

That is what is happening now, and 2009 will shape up as a year of even more profound disenchantment.

The IMF s participation in the eurozone crisis has now given powerful emerging economies another reason to be disenchanted.