Coinciding with the start of the Confederations Cup – a World Cup test event – the rallies brought together a wide coalition of people frustrated with the escalating costs and persistently poor quality of public services, lavish investment on international sporting events, low standards of healthcare and wider unease about inequality and corruption.
In response to these concerns, and wider unease about the growth of a compensation culture in the UK, a recent Government review of the operation of health and safety laws identified the publication of snow clearing guidelines as a key milestone for immediate consideration [ 21].
Italy's parliament backed its government's offer of 2,700, despite wide public unease.See article: Europe's small countries versus its big onesBloomberg newsElection day brought surprises in America.
We heard the Labour party leader condemning failed business models – his words possibly reflecting wider public unease over what the collapse of Southern Cross has exposed.
Stan Cohen (2002) has argued that moral panics emerge at times of wider social unease and rapid change, resulting in anxiety.
There was a wider sense of unease from Londoners that Fabric's demise was a huge blow to the character of central London, an area which is already being dealt blow after blow – or, more accurately, Byron after Byron – as its once subversive neighbourhoods (Soho, Shoreditch, Camden) are bulldozed to make way for gourmet burger chains.
Such unease is wide of the mark.
Sam Wolfe Connelly's haunting, eerie images look like they're right out of a classic German Expressionist horror film, generating equal parts wide-eyed wonder and inexplicable unease.
The hostility toward philosophy was one aspect of a wider Roman sense of unease about changing mores.
Dalgliesh arrives to find a community in tumult, the horror of the murder tapping into a wider mid-20th century unease about social class.
