Sentences with phrase «unease within»

The Jackson Reforms are now three years old and the unease within the profession as to their impact upon access to justice and the spiraling cost of litigation remains acute.

That, along with other data, suggests that it's a disease communicated when wind farm opponents stir up unease within communities where these farms are proposed, Professor Chapman argues in his new book.

Turrell frequently uses colored light to define and defy architectural space, producing unease within the body and jolting viewers into reexamining their physical relationship with space.

Under new legislation, homebirth eligibility is determined by criteria created by the HSE and State Claims Agency and falls into 3 categories (i) eligible (ii) un-eligible (iii) eligibility is uncertain and must be determined by a consultant obstetrician The Master of the Rotunda Hospital, Dr Sam Coulter - Smith, informed the HSE last week that they were no longer prepared to approve women for maternity care under the HSE Home Birth Service, following unease within the consultant body to engage in this process.

To lose a team captain can sometimes create unease within a team but Elliot possesses the characteristics necessary to fill Dan's boots and carry the team to victory.

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My unease is caused by the knowledge that anyone other than Corbyn would be listened to at the present time because of the months of attrition from within and without the party.

The only real misstep is an ending that feels altogether too tidy given the film's frayed edges, but there lurks a sense of breath - stealing unease even within its final frame.

Their subjects were not always directly about the Civil War, but the upheaval within their writing style has been associated with the national unease that tore apart the nation and turned «brother against brother.»

While Khedoori's emphasis the quotidian as subject matter serves as a sober update of Pop Art's embrace of common objects, her placement of these everyday objects within undefined and thus mysterious surroundings invites an almost surreal unease.

On remand from Daubert, the lower court's unease with this new task was clearly evident: «Our responsibility, then, unless we misread the Supreme Court's opinion is to resolve disputes among respected, well credentialed scientists about matters squarely within their expertise, in areas where there is no scientific consensus as to what is or what is not «good science,» and occasionally to reject such expert testimony because it was not «derived by the scientific method.»