Tough U.N. sanctions have increased domestic discontent.

The international tribunal's decision is politically awkward for the Clinton Administration partly because it comes at a time of domestic discontent with free trade policies.

In 886, he sought to defuse domestic discontent with a decree of general forgiveness.

CTV speculated that this was due to domestic discontent over their nation's performance in Vancouver.

Among the earliest was a desire to channel domestic discontent away from the regime of the time.

They have rebounded slightly since reaching their lowest levels to date in October, while inflation and unemployment have fanned domestic discontent.

It may help the parties reach a deal while avoiding domestic discontent.

The attack is an example of how English foreign policy resulted in domestic discontent at the poor governance of the King's Council.

Yes, but you can't isolate Europe from our domestic discontents.

Moreover, the Persian Gulf crisis has provided a powerful distraction from domestic discontents that often focus anger against politicians.