A major point of disquiet is who gets what.
The chancellor has insisted the deal is a "major success", despite disquiet among members of his own party.
Corruption and excess among party officials of all levels has long been common in China, and a major source of public disquiet.
Graeme Williamson, acting development director at the Royal Shakespeare Company, said there was "disquiet" among its major donors.
Perhaps because of the widespread disquiet over both major parties' nominees, Mr. Obama's own popularity has been steadily rising and is now above 50percentt.
The need for homosexual law reform was acknowledged by both major parties; however, there was disquiet within the Labor Party over delays.
The leaked material seems to show disquiet over a continuing major restructuring, aimed at moving staff from Greenpeace International's base in Amsterdam to national offices across the world to fulfil Naidoo's goal of better tackling environmental problems in the global south.
"I think it is the worst kept secret in Westminster that political disquiet in the two major parties, is provoking some people to consider a new party of the centre ground, or several.
A11 European leaders, whose countries are major financial donors to the Palestinian Authority, registered disquiet verging on hostility toward Hamas's triumph.
"Obstacles arise out of fear or ignorance of disability, people not knowing what is possible or how best to help," he says, "with occasional paternalistic blips where individuals have been disquieted by the thought that someone with a major challenge could work not just on equal terms, but succeed in the same professional sphere that they are in.
Tarsila, commonly known by her first name, is being given her first major U.S. monographic exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, where the work exudes charm and disquiet in about equal measure.
