The competition with modernizing forces, amid rising Lamaism, has created disaffection among today's monks, becoming a major source of recent agitation.
The kings of East Anglia, Kent and Mercia are coloured green, blue and red respectively: Ceolred of Mercia's appropriation of monastic assets during his reign created disaffection amongst the Mercians.
It also warns that some parts are so difficult they could create more disaffection and failure.
The minister says the panels recommendations will be implemented, but warned bad timing could create more disaffection, distraction and failure.
Bioelectrical impedance analysis was originally introduced as a tool for assessing body composition and nutritional status, but early studies highlighted some limitations of this technique with variation in electrolyte levels, acute changes in hydration status and problems with some of the standard equations employed creating some disaffection [ 6, 7].
Its single biggest strand, though, is the professionalisation of politics, which was cemented during the New Labour years, and has since created not just disaffection, but the gaping hole into which Nigel Farage has been only too happy to jump.
First, a terrible plague broke out in Moscow; along with the hardships imposed by the war, it created a climate of disaffection and popular agitation.
It was our failure to maintain the community safety nets that created the victims of disaffection who overload the social services.
Most of all, though, he is inhibited from action by the war in Vietnam and the disunity and disaffection it has created.
Disaffection with Byzantine rule created the conditions in which Alexandria fell first to the Persians, in 616, and then to the Arabs, in 642.
Randi Weingarten, the president of the teachers' union, who has clashed bitterly with Mr. Klein in recent months, said that the concept held real promise, but that the chancellor would have difficulty convincing teachers because he had created a climate of mistrust and disaffection.
