Sentence examples for has created disquiet from inspiring English sources

The law has created disquiet among internet giants such as Facebook, Twitter and Google, which would have to move data on Russian users to servers inside Russia and notify the Russian internet watchdog, Roskomnadzor, about their location.

Jason O'Halloran's appointment as Scotland backs coach has created disquiet in his native New Zealand after another promising young coach prepares to leave the rugby superpower's domestic game.

The National Union of Teachers has long expressed disquiet over Prevent, saying the duty to report has created a "culture of suspicion" in schools.

Disquiet about vaccinations, wariness of drugs and their side-effects, suspicion over individual doctors' competence and motivations, outrage against the retention of children's organs in pathology - the list is long and has created something of a bunker mentality.

More recently, though, there has been disquiet.

The judiciary's stiff treatment of Mr. Musharraf has stirred disquiet in parts of the military.

Now a severe drought has increased disquiet among much of the country's rural population.

Saudi Arabia has expressed disquiet at Washington's readiness to negotiate with Tehran.

But Jordan's role in the war against Islamic State has raised disquiet among some Jordanians about instability at their borders.

However, justiciability is a concept that eludes precise categorization or definition, and this has caused disquiet amongst some critics.

López Obrador, known as Amlo, campaigned on a promise to tackle what he considered the root causes of crime such as poverty and a lack of opportunity, but has caused some disquiet by announcing plans for creating a militarised police force despite accusations that the country's armed forces have themselves contributed to the rising violence.