Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Disaffection in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The opposite of engagement is disaffection.
He showed his disaffection when the apostle killed al-Harith b.
The sure way of doing that would be to prevent disaffection at home.
Disaffection at home. I would have thought the sure way of doing that was to prevent.
A story of love and disaffection", the subtitle.
I would have thought the sure way of doing that was to prevent disaffection at home.
Abu Afak had"showed his disaffection with the apostle" by composing a poem.
No one wants the EU to fail because of its citizens' disaffection.
Growing institutional disaffection has become a corrosive reality almost everywhere in Europe.
What if tomorrow the Serbs of Mitrovica put on a show of resistance or, if you prefer, disaffection?
How do you prove that a text leads to'seduction' and'disaffection', when nobody has deserted proclaiming.
We are trying to fight people's disaffection with Europe with things they do not at all want,
Just like the Member States, the European Union is facing the full force of public disaffection with politics.
Moreover, socioeconomic marginalisation and discrimination generate disaffection and intolerance, and aggravate the chasm between Muslim
organised crime is one possible source of disaffection.
The leaders from Jerusalem were not slow to feed this feeling of disaffection and in every way possible to seek to promote the movement away from Jesus
in particular in my own, Belgium, public disaffection with politics is great.
While disaffection with politics grows,
The results of the Commission's consultation do reveal to us, however, some precious information about the cause of this disaffection, and I should like to mention three examples.
There is the question of disaffection amongst the young who cannot find work, for whom it becomes more difficult,
produce upsets and disaffection.
overcome forms of disaffection which have developed within and outside the school environment.
as a strategy to prevent and counteract early school leaving and disaffection among young people;
I fear that railroading through a constitutional change of such magnitude at such a late stage in the enlargement process could lead to further disaffection and disillusionment amongst the people of the accession states
On 25 October, President Ben Ali no doubt realised the full extent of the Tunisian people's disaffection with their leader; and the embassies
the movement of the working masses, and the disaffection of the middle layers of society.
mercenary forces have transformed what was a movement of popular disaffection into a foreign and imperial-run terror operation with the specific objective of removing the government
institutional capacity-building programmes which remain a fundamental means of reducing the threat of disaffection and terrorism.
The Council Resolution of 25 November 2003 on making school an open learning environment to prevent and combat early school leaving and disaffection among young people recognised the need to strengthen the link
the elections result in a fragmented Parliament- possibly rendered less representative by low voter turnout- paralysis, disaffection, and ineffectiveness are guaranteed.