I cannot rule out making recommendations to government if the growing uneasiness continues and guidance is seen as ineffective," he said.
In September, however, the shock to the London Stock Exchange caused by the Hatry disclosures, together with the growing uneasiness as to the giddy heights to which American securities were soaring, undoubtedly led, in some cases, to forced sales and, in others, to precautionary withdrawals of money invested in the United States.
While few would cling to this aesthetic, there is a growing uneasiness that the Intrawest developments will kill what little local character exists.
For most of the countries involved, this desire to consult the people about European integration is new, and itself reflects growing uneasiness about the popularity of the European project.The constitutional referendums will carry a heavy risk for the EU.
My growing uneasiness at the state we are in began to be insistent in the spring.
The vote by Parliament reflects a growing uneasiness in Europe about how advertisers and big business promote their products.
The Clinton administration has fought to maintain the American presence in the Balkans, despite growing uneasiness in Congress over the open-ended United States commitment in both Kosovo and Bosnia.
Though he had worked in New York for years, he had no doctor to call, no English to describe his growing uneasiness.
Although there is growing uneasiness with the regulation, it is not at all clear the senators will succeed in upending the law, which easily passed the Senate last year and was a cause championed by a leading Democrat.
Indeed, the submarine episode could force the administration to make some quick decisions on how to handle an apparently growing uneasiness over the presence of American troops in Japan, most of them on Okinawa.
