Sentence examples for provokes disquiet from inspiring English sources

Yes, the manner of bin Laden's death and the strange anonymous burial at sea provokes disquiet, but ultimately, I suspect, the bin Laden doctrine of jihad has already been rendered moot, irrelevant and so last decade.

Economic analysis of law provokes disquiet because the model of self-interested maximization of preferences apparently does not admit a concept of normativity but explaining the normativity of law is a central pre-occupation of philosophy of law.

However, the proposal is not without some risk for policy makers and could provoke disquiet in some European countries where immigration is an increasingly contentious issue.

But his child benefit announcement – presented as part of "tough but fair" reforms to tackle the national deficit – has provoked disquiet within the Tory ranks.

Sources say the decision provoked disquiet at the bank and that some employees tried to block the move, leading to a stand-off between the plant pickers and staff.

Also, he provoked disquiet with his decision not to testify before America's Securities and Exchange Commission, which is investigating disputed payments of $32m to senior executives at the media group.See article: Hollinger InternationalMartha Stewart's trial began in New York with the tough job of selecting an impartial jury.

This trend accelerated as the current Bush administration attempted to construct unilateral global hegemony out of the "war on terror," which provoked growing disquiet in "old Europe".

Vi's boyfriend (Leo Fitzpatrick) suffers from cerebral palsy; her professor is grand and black, and the camera deliberately frames the couple to provoke racial disquiet.

But the plans are already provoking serious disquiet in many schools, and not just because tomorrow's rankings will show low proportions of pupils achieving the new benchmark in most institutions.

But critics say they also reflect the fact that the party's hardline approach towards crushing "the three evils of separatism, terrorism and religious extremism" in both regions has not only alienated many ordinary ethnic Tibetan and Uighur people but has also provoked significant disquiet in its own ranks.

The fact that he did all of this aged 32, when most sprinters are slowing down, and he was beating or matching times he set when he was proven to be cheating, has provoked widespread disquiet, bordering on disgust, on the international athletics circuit.