And the committee is blatantly uneasy about issues of process, not least the marginalisation of the cabinet secretary (who gives evidence to the inquiry today) and the extent to which Mr Campbell was allowed to become an over-mighty official (though not in the absurd caricature of the sitcoms) in the making of policy and conduct of business.
Since going public on May 18, Facebook's stock has been pummeled, bogged down by technical issues, uneasy investor confidence and concerns about the company's fledgling mobile business.
Nonetheless, the shooting seemed to frame the uneasy confluence of issues that the Police Department constantly grapples with in high-crime neighborhoods like Shaaliver's: the youth gangs that still run roughshod over parts of the Bronx; the prevalence of illegal guns on the streets; and the waves of rookie officers sent in to patrol those streets each year.
By this point, "Snitch" has lost some of its dramatic balance and morphed into an uneasy hybrid of issue-oriented drama and action-adventure blowout.
We get so caught up in the "weirdness" of the situation that we don't really address the bigger issue: uneasy Americans flip out whether Mamma Madonna is a goddess or a bitch, and will criticize her if she's sexed up or completely desexualized.
It's nearly August, the retail fashion industry is in an uneasy slump, and summer issues of women's magazines are gaunt for want of advertising.
But it seemed unlikely that this short film – it is just 20 minutes long – would ever make it to the big screen in the rest of the People's Republic, where authorities have an uneasy relationship with LGBT issues and where independent film festivals are routinely shut down.
TOWARDS the end of his magisterial lecture to a fractious, uneasy Labour Party conference, Tony Blair issued a warning to his audience: "You've lost your love of discipline for its own sake.
I have uneasy feelings about the issue of gender on prize shortlists, anyway: while there are certain areas in which balance ought actively to be sought (the ratio of male to female reviewers, for example), I don't believe prize shortlists should be one of them.
Offstage, people are always pulling up Ned's gown and reaching for his member to see if he's really a man; Maria loves him and climbs into bed with him, which leads to much coy and uneasy tussling over the issue of whether Ned is playing the part of a "man" or a "woman" in the sack.
