The Supreme Court appears to be uneasy about the judge's methods and has reprimanded him several times.
The second vice-president, Ricardo Marquez, is said to be uneasy too.
Whether you are a soldier, an oilman or a diplomat, or simply want to sell goldplated warplanes or bathtaps to cash-happy Arabians, there is much to be uneasy about.
Her conservative rival, Tony Abbott, who trained to be a priest and is equally combative but can be impulsive, believes voters will be uneasy at the callous way that Mr Rudd was ambushed by Labor heavyweights.
Now common sense suggests those customers will be less uneasy about moving if the new owner is an organisation of which they've heard and which has been around for many decades, rather than a brand new outfit that's been around for a few months and currently has no presence in banking.
They had come through the bamboo, ambling down the drive, these larger children, carrying shopping bags for the treasures to be collected from somewhat uneasy neighbors receiving them at the front door.
And, for many journalists, one important and possibly uneasy question will be: Who is a "senior editor"?
Mr Walker's barrister George Pyromallis questioned the documents, saying they could easily be fake and he was uneasy about them being allowed in evidence.
The revenue would not be missed, but Americans are uneasy with the possibility that a new generation of high-living heirs will stink up the capitalist system.
But this recent spate of skirmishes has plunged the uneasy neighbours into what could be the worst crisis in relations since the Mumbai attacks of 2008.
What the Treasury seem to be saying here is that they're uneasy about handing over borrowing powers to the Welsh Government when their only substantial means of paying it back is the income stream from the block grant - they'd like them to have the paper round as well as the pocket money.
Many Thais are uneasy at the thought that they may be living in the twilight of Bhumibol's reign.
At best, the Obama administration's approach to U.S. domestic oil and gas production can be characterized as a strategy of ambivalence, an uneasy equilibrium between desire to lessen the role of fossil fuels and the reality of their necessity in a functioning U.S. economy.
It was another uneasy moment for a sport presumed not long ago be infallible.
That option might be more attractive to the big drug companies, who are uneasy about government bodies setting drug prices.
An uneasy truce lasting more than a few weeks might well be sufficient.
With an uneasy eye on the economy, tech companies seem to be scaling back expectations for CES, which kicks off officially on Thursday.
If anything represents the uneasy muddle that is Indonesian politics these days, it may well be Golkar, the party of discredited ex-president Suharto.
Uneasy as the leadership of The New York Times Co. may be about their current financial situation, they remain confident their flagship newspaper has a bright future.
"I feel uneasy about that decision, but I also know the baseball trip can be a great learning experience, " she said.
We'll be talking to, amongst others, the former Education Secretary, Estelle Morris, who is very uneasy about the schools reform plans.
Moreover, this new majority, if it emerges, will be much more ideologically cohesive than the Democratic majority of Bill Clinton's first two years, which was an uneasy alliance between Northern liberals and conservative Southerners.
The talks may well be seen as the climax of weeks of discussion between the banks and ministers to reach some kind of repair of their uneasy relationship - although it is looking increasingly unlikely that a deal on bonuses and small business finance will be struck before Christmas.
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