Examples of using Disaffection in English and their translations into Chinese
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And the Zambian government's failure to require of Chinese employers reasonable employment standards has resulted in violent confrontation and political disaffection in the Copperbelt.
She returned as a journalist in 1988, just as public disaffection with Suharto was starting to bubble.
It's a catch-22 that could in turn lead to further disaffection and polarization among the electorate, prolonging the impact of a crisis.
Those in authority were concerned about the growing unrest, political and social agitation among the working classes, and the disaffection of the intelligentsia.
The first is linked to the fact that women are generally depicted as weak, needing protection; a figure which causes disaffection among women themselves, unfit for the environment where power is exercised.
It is also an important response to social and political tensions arising from high youth unemployment and the disaffection felt by young people over a lack of opportunity to participate in development.
The disaffection and despair felt by many young people in the industrialized and developing worlds, especially those living in poverty, threatens the very fabric of many societies.
But I also recognize that there are many wider issues that haven't been solved,” he said, citing inequality, spiraling property prices and youth disaffection.
But I also recognise that there are many wider issues that haven't been solved," he said, citing inequality, spiralling property prices and youth disaffection.
As I explained in my 2002 book Globalization and its Discontents, the policies we have used to manage globalization have sown the seeds of widespread disaffection.
Opinion polls showed extremely high levels of mutual disaffection, with 87 percent of Japanese and 79 percent of Chinese surveyed regarding the other country as“untrustworthy.”.
When the republic coped badly between the wars with the triple crisis of revolutionary threat, economic depression, and German menace, that discontent hardened into outright disaffection.
Economic slowdown, social disaffection and risk aversion reinforce one another.
The book clarifies thinking about the sources of public disaffection.
It alienated the affected population, fuelled disaffection and spurred reprisals against civilians.
Is likely to bring into hatred or contempt or to excite disaffection against.
Poverty and unemployment, especially among young people, can be a major cause of disaffection.
You are talking about ideology, and history, and disaffection that you are not going to solve by bombing.
What people feel most readily in the midst of the transformation snare is disaffection, that equity and justice have been destroyed.
That right should not in any way cause disaffection or offend others.