They caused disquiet and, therefore, must be put aside, forgotten deliberately.

The presence of Freemasons in the police caused disquiet in the early 1990s.

Whether the steady beat of executions will cause disquiet for the Bush campaign is far from certain.

The case caused considerable disquiet in legal circles for many years and there were a number of attempts to have it re-opened.

What caused so much disquiet was that no one had even caught a glimpse of the kidnappers.

The decision to axe the route caused considerable political disquiet in Scotland.

Surrounded by myth and false alarm, the issue of foreign investment - even without a national security twist - has already caused major disquiet.

No wonder that this causes disquiet throughout the Community and let us ask the Commission to give it its full attention.

Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the situation in the Alstom group has been causing grave disquiet for many months.

It was to instil fear, to cause torment and disquiet.