Meanings of express disquiet in English

It also expressed disquiet at the length of time the investigation was taking.

Other commenters have expressed disquiet at the potential of such realistic AI manipulation.

William Hague, the foreign secretary, expressed disquiet at the verdict.

Yesterday, the Department refused to make any official comment but a well-placed source expressed disquiet.

U.S. officials from President Barack Obama down have expressed disquiet over Venezuela's close ties with Iran.

The list is long and irresistible. However, he expressed disquiet about tailoring of a curriculum to suit particular views.

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell has expressed disquiet at the way bail laws are being interpreted by the courts.

Although few are as outspoken as the dean in their criticism, others have also expressed disquiet over the programme.

Former frontbenchers also expressed disquiet.

Some members of the parliament had expressed disquiet at the granting of the financial services brief to the British commissioner.

A leading canon lawyer, Father Tom Doyle, has expressed disquiet with the way cases have been handled within the archdiocese.

Staff at RTÉ Radio yesterday expressed disquiet to senior management about planned changes to the station's radio schedules announced on Thursday.

Energy companies and miners were more cautious, in keeping with their status as businesses with shareholders, but some also expressed disquiet.

Sondland expressed disquiet in his testimony about allowing a private citizen to have such an influential role in U.S. foreign policy.

Last night, the Opposition expressed disquiet about Taoiseach Bertie Ahern's handling of the situation, and questioned why the earlier timetable had been discarded.

The Irish Medical Organisation has expressed disquiet about plans by the Medical Council to assess the performance of doctors on a voluntary basis.