Examples of using Disaffection in English and their translations into German
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Submit synoym for disaffection.
Veneration, disaffection or just indifference?
Successful governance brings purposeful change.Failure is punished by unrest, disaffection, and stagnation.
It shows that disaffection among the troops has spread to a truly formidable extent.
That means no attachment-it need not mean turning affection into disaffection or chill indifference.
Growing institutional disaffection has become a corrosive reality almost everywhere in Europe.
More social justice was neededto complete the European project and to avoid disillusion and disaffection towards the EU.
A story of love and disaffection", the subtitle.
Caresse du vent- touch by emotions of rivalry, pity, fear, harm, dolefulness, joy, shame, anger,hate and disaffection….
China's new leadership must address this rising tide of disaffection when calculating the pace with which to move ahead with WTO compliance.
The high percentage of unemployment in the province, around a desperate 38%, the promised infrastructure fail, guerrilla warfare exerted opposition,youth disaffection….
Wu Jiang said,"The CCP has alwaysshifted its own crisis and the common people's disaffection to other groups using various tricks.
Being concerned about the general public's disaffection with European integration, we are trying to unite the people around major projects.
The least that can be said is that what we learned does not lead us tobelieve that this type of model might enable the Union to overcome the peoples' disaffection with Europe!
Some on the political extremes, both left and right, celebrate this disaffection and claim vindication for their old-fashioned ideas.
And disaffection grew among the ordinary folk who could not understand how anything-including unconditional surrender-could possibly be worse than what they were enduring.
Equally, there is need to engage with those experiencing poverty in order tolisten to their voices and to counter large-scale disaffection, particularly among young people, from the EU.
Ms Le Pen's popularity reflects voters' disaffection with a system that has failed them- but she does not provide the answers and must not be allowed to dictate the terms of the debate.
America's next president must also improve engagement with citizens,whose widespread disaffection constrains- or allows- US leaders to pursue a weak foreign policy.
I think that the imbalance that has been created in recent years between the progress of economic integration- which has been pursued and this is a good thing- and the stagnation of the social dimension,is also behind this disenchantment among the people of the Union, this disaffection towards the European institutions.
Another Syrian blogger, in fact one of the new voices on the Syrian aggregator, Syria Planet,is Disaffection whose first comment on the massacre was:“there's no smoke without fire”, he explains.
Upporting training of educators, teachers, trainers, tutors, careers officers and head teachers in the teaching practices, organisational methods, areas of knowledge, methodologies and instruments needed to promote complementarity between formal and non-formal learning,as a strategy to prevent and counteract early school leaving and disaffection among young people;
And finally, a general lack of vision for thefuture of the European project has led to disaffection throughout the continent, undermining cohesion and, in turn, the EU's capacity to address the trials it faces.
If, reflecting the mood in the member states, the elections result in a fragmented Parliament- possibly rendered less representative by low voter turnout-paralysis, disaffection, and ineffectiveness are guaranteed.
On 25 October, President Ben Ali no doubtrealised the full extent of the Tunisian people's disaffection with their leader; and the embassies and the European Commission, which unfortunately does not have the political visa to attend this kind of trial, have displayed a general lack of interest in the issue that is unfolding.
Dell emphasized that he was not advocating or predicting a violent overthrow of the government,but noted that there was disaffection within the military and a split in the security forces.
The course of action outlined above gives prominence to the fundamental role of young people in the creation of a knowledge-based Europe and provides the framework of reference strategies for promoting the social inclusion and therefore the employability of young people and removing the obstacles which stand in the way, the major one being early school leaving,as well as other forms of disaffection among young people.
He reckons the reclaiming and fixing your own bike- and using it- is the best thing you can do to counter consumer-culture andits symptomatic social disaffection, as well as our dependence on oil, pollution and car culture.
On the one hand, the government heavily taxes enterprises, impeding job creation; on the other, France is to spend 12.8 billioneuros on"social cohesion" to tackle unemployment, disaffection, and increasing religious extremism.
The arrest of these well-educated professionals, together with the Egyptian doctor Ayman al-Zawahiri's role as al-Qaeda's deputy leader,raises questions that go far beyond disaffection among Muslims and the consequences of America's misadventures in the Middle East.