BILASUVAR, Azerbaijan — The perennially tense relationship between Azerbaijan and Iran, wary neighbors on the Caspian Sea, has deteriorated in recent weeks amid deep unease in Tehran over expanding military cooperation between Azerbaijan and Israel.
PAGE A4 AZERBAIJAN AND IRAN'S RIFT The perennially tense relationship between Azerbaijan and Iran, wary neighbors on the Caspian Sea, has deteriorated in recent weeks amid deep unease in Tehran over expanding military cooperation between Azerbaijan and Israel.
Many schools and community organizations that offer prekindergarten have space constraints, and some expressed unease about the idea of substantially expanding their programs.
But Japan's unease about the nuclear workers ran deeper than not wanting to distract from the suffering left by the tsunami: the workers were symbols not only of the failure to curb the abuses in the nuclear industry but also of an expanding underclass in a nation where ninety per cent of the public once identified itself as middle class.
[Either] there's a real risk the court system will become less efficient, while other litigants will have to wait longer, or it's going to cost more, in which case the savings on legal aid may be dissipated to some extent by the [increased costs of running the courts]." Secret courts, which the justice and security bill will expand, create a sense of unease on the benches, Neuberger said.
There is unease on Capitol Hill over an expanded role for the Fed and continued Balkanisation.
But to raise up the issues that you think are important, and to expand a sense of empathy for different types of people, and to create unease where you think unease should be created, and to create a sense of possibility where you think a sense of possibility should be created, those sorts of things art can do without sort of giving a manifesto.
Washington's decisions to help India with nuclear energy have stimulated China's unease, prompting increased Chinese support for Pakistan's desire to expand its own nuclear energy potential.
Mr Parsa and others fear they will be left fighting for scraps slivers of health care, where margins are tight and there is little room to expand.Bottom of the classThe unravelling of the coalition's health plans has been accompanied by a broader unease about profitmaking in the public services.
