Примери за disaffection

• The party has been badly hit by disaffection among its own voters.

• Housing and energy crises have only deepened public disaffection.

• Children may miss lessons through boredom or complete disaffection with school.

• Not surprisingly, the results were disaffection, poor attendance and ultimately a collapse of the organization.

• Public manifestations of disaffection with the law, such as that which surrounded the forgery laws, underpinned their argument and facilitated its success.

• The drafting of politicians and academics into the government tends to offer the regime a modicum of legitimacy, thereby reducing any deep cynicism and disaffection.

• Citizens are dependent on some form of interaction with state actors in the context of their growing disaffection with politicians and political parties.

• They suggest that the limited literature on older people's attitudes indicates that they share the disaffection of the wider population with politics and politicians.

• Relocation, even if it is multiple and frequent cannot be taken as a sign of disaffection or exclusion.

• What is the relationship between these advantaged youths' attitudes of disaffection, the 40 percent poverty rate, sharply declining voter turnout, and conservatives' victories over reformists?

• Rather than substituting bland words that suited the original music, composer and librettist provided a sign of their disaffection.

• Unfortunately, taking such courses can be an intimidating experience for some students, with many reporting severe difficulties, culminating in underachievement and disaffection.

• As a result, rumour became associated in the minds of the authorities with disaffection, the word itself implying murmurings of discontent.

• Such questions need to be asked to achieve optimum musical development and avoid early disaffection of pupils who perceive themselves as unmusical.

• When applied to young people, this version often emerges as a discourse of disaffection.

• Disaffection characterised as rejection of the values and cultures of dominant institutions closes off extensive possibilities for social participation.

• The secular left, already neutralized by two decades of marginalization, was unable to provide the leadership to shape and transform such disaffection.

• Artists' increasing confrontations with these industrial systems deepened their disaffection and increased their feeling of marginalization.