Those demonstrating most disquiet include Conservative voters (48%) and a third of people living in rural areas.The top four issues facing Britain have now changed for the first time in over a year and a half.
Price provoked visible audience disquiet – including from Chawla – by telling Badham: "Just because you're a woman, you're not the only person who can get upset about this".
But our disquiet extends to include the inspector: how innocent can a bystander be?
But even those close allies are now voicing disquiet that his firm leadership also includes the suppression of political opposition, a tight rein on the media and a string of killings and assaults on former allies who fled into exile.
The diversity of the coalition assembled indicates the disquiet prompted by the new bill; it includes the Jewish Council for Racial Equality, the British Institute of Human Rights and figures such as the journalist Peter Oborne and Guardian columnist Owen Jones.
How did you and David begin the daunting process of choosing which essays to include in "Disquiet, Please!"? First, we gathered the pieces we liked and spread them across a big table.
Rose, the chief surveillance commissioner, noted last year: "The strategic aims of the constabulary remain on the threat from terrorism and public disquiet over nuclear matters, including demonstrations/protests and criminal offences towards nuclear movements/installations".
A portrait of Washington still hangs in the entry gallery of Brooklyn Borough Hall, but Mr. Markowitz moved a similar painting from his private office to a second floor parlor, to the great disquiet of some New Yorkers, including the mayor.
After the trial, legal observers from around the world, including senior United Nations officials, expressed disquiet about the verdict.
Referring to the confidentially issue, he added: "I am aware that this clause has caused a great deal of disquiet in the minds of many individuals, including representatives of the media.
