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Discover LudwigThe phrase "avoid unrest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one aims to prevent or mitigate disturbances, conflicts, or social upheaval.
Example: "The government implemented new policies to avoid unrest among the citizens during the economic crisis."
Alternatives: "prevent turmoil" or "mitigate disturbances".
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"Beijing wanted to bring up rural incomes to avoid unrest," he said.
There are increasing fears that whatever the outcome of the election, the country cannot avoid unrest.
— Jordanian King Abdullah II "The best way to avoid unrest turning into upheaval is for President Mubarak to take himself and his family out of the equation".
Mr. Byrd came to support the treaties after military leaders convinced him that their passage would avoid unrest in Panama and best ensure uninterrupted use of the canal.
The Chinese leadership may be loath to shift permanently to a more consumption-oriented economy, but the leadership will do so temporarily, if only to avoid unrest.
This quick response underscored what observers say is a changed atmosphere since last summer's initial protests in Ferguson, as authorities have tried to act quickly to avoid unrest.
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However, RT must find new jobs for any workers laid off, to avoid social unrest.
This consensual approach, they argue, has helped Germany to avoid labour unrest (see chart).
If Mr Morales wants to avoid more unrest, he will have to run TDE as well as REE did.
But he too questions whether a weakened Mr. Zapatero has what it takes to avoid further unrest.
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