The reshuffle, which comes into effect in September, has traditionally been a source of unrest, as different cliques in the army, usually defined by their graduating class in the military academy, seek the most important posts to consolidate their power.
The pro-government camp itself is also potentially a source of unrest, divided as it is among a variety of personalities, ambitions and different opinions on how to tackle Ukraine's manifold problems.
Such differences have been a source of unrest in the past.
This confusion between these two words is both a source of unrest in our world and the potential for healing.
Chinese researchers have identified pollution as a major source of unrest around the country.
High in the Swiss Alps, the global wealth gap is being identified as a source of misery and unrest.
Corruption: The appropriation of villagers' land by corrupt officials, in collusion with property developers, is a source of growing unrest.
Legislative elections, which had originally been scheduled for 2011, were repeatedly delayed and were a source of political unrest in the country.
Ethnic tensions have long been a source of social unrest in Inner Mongolia, a resource-rich region bordering Mongolia and Russia.
Officials pledged to increase subsidies for China's northeastern region, where old-line government-run industries have withered and unemployed workers are a source of social unrest.
