Liberty unlocks a people's full potential, while its absence breeds unrest.
And economic difficulties can breed social unrest, he added.
In recent years, officials and some scholars have warned that the revival of clan traditions and influence could breed dangerous unrest, especially in poorer provinces where fighting between clans is common.
Although President Xi originally was seen as an economic reformer, he has hesitated to reform bloated, money-losing government enterprises: officials fear that loss of jobs may breed popular unrest.
In his judgment, District Judge Kow Keng Siong emphasized the twin considerations of public order and national security in multi-racial and multi-religious Singapore, finding that Chee's speech had bred social unrest.
These measures have only served to breed fear and unrest, rather than contain the virus".
But the evil that has crept up on her while she was looking the other way is something quite other: a primal force whose roots lie in the godless and unearthly landscape around her, an innate and lurking foulness that goes beyond even violence, torture or murder – "a whisper of unrest bred deep in the soil".
"Political unrest and high oil prices breed uncertainty.
The current civil unrest, they think, could well breed more instability, which in the long run could make Hong Kong a less compelling choice than China particularly if, as they expect, the Communist Party reforms its domestic policies to make studying in China more prestigious and working there more lucrative, perhaps evening threatening Hong Kong's title as the financial nexus of Asia.
But their parents paid taxes to local, state, and federal governments whose elected legislators came to hold their offices in part because of positions taken in response to that social unrest and those conflicts of interests that bred controversy.
However, the treasury, emptied by Nero's extravagance, imposed a stringent economy, and this bred unpopularity for Galba; his age (73) was also against him, and unrest grew.
