Democrats' left flank left dissatisfied Still, the shutdown revealed some schisms within the Democratic Party.
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Both sides have a long way to go before either feels satisfied, and there will always be some left dissatisfied.
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He estimated that 80 percent of the senators who attended Wednesday's briefing left dissatisfied with the administration's explanation about Mr. Khashoggi's death.
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It is crucially important that you and I redo our trilogy fight for the sake of our legacies and the many fans who are left dissatisfied.
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Meanwhile, Simas and other indigenous attendees were left dissatisfied by Laâbissi's attempts to explain away her use of the headdress and her characterization of the protest and discussion as just a beautiful learning moment.
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IF A GOOD compromise is one where all parties are left dissatisfied, this week's bailout of Flybe by Connect Airways—a consortium led by Virgin Atlantic, Britain's second-largest airline—must be a very good deal indeed.
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Rather, these operations often cause "major complications, including penile deformity, shortening, and erectile dysfunctions," and 80 percent of patients were left dissatisfied, according to the study conducted by researchers at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King's College London, and King's College hospital urologist Gordon Muir.
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Family members who attended the audiences with Australian High Commissioner Patricia Forsythe said they appreciated the gesture but left dissatisfied with the Australians' unwillingness to provide detailed answers to questions about the unusual decision to take in so-called refugees held in the U.S. for nearly a decade and a half after a criminal prosecution of the two men and a third Rwandan went awry.
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While in high school, she took night classes at the Adelaide School of Art. However, after she graduated from high school, she decided to join the navy. She spent two years in the service, first as a radar plotter and later as a weapons assessor. She eventually left, dissatisfied with the way service members were treated.
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The first truly professional performance was staged in Saint Peterburg's Alexandrinsky Theater in September 1891. The leading role of Zvezdintsev was offered to Vladimir Davydov who declined the honour and chose the lesser role of a third peasant; the second peasant wore makeup to resemble Leo Tolstoy himself, and the first peasant's makeup was designed by Ilya Repin. The show was a success and in December 1891 it premiered in Moscow's Maly theatre. Tolstoy attended Maly theatre production in January 1892 and left dissatisfied with the artists' rendition of the three peasants.
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In the afternoon, a plenary meeting was held with the federal, Slovene and Croatian delegations in attendance, while Jović reportedly left dissatisfied with the talks. The agreement was prepared at the EC council of ministers in The Hague on 5 July. It consisted of a Joint Declaration, and two annexes detailing the creation of an environment suitable to further political negotiations and guidelines for an observer mission to Yugoslavia. The agreement, which became known as the Brioni Declaration or the Brioni Agreement, required the JNA and the TDS to return to their bases, and stipulated that Slovene officials were to control Slovenia's borders alone and that both Slovenia and Croatia were to suspend all activities stemming from their declarations of independence for three months.
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