Sentence examples for avoiding riots from inspiring English sources

He says: "The French were decades ahead of Crossrail with their cross-town RER, and now they are going ahead with a series of RER extensions that will bring millions of people closer to centres of employment and opportunity - one of the most effective ways of tackling social exclusion and, to put it bluntly, avoiding riots".

Reports from the Police Executive Research Forum, a national organization of police executives that conducts studies on best law-enforcement practices, have recommended a "soft approach" to crowd control, avoiding riot gear, militarized vehicles, and mass arrests.

"Nevertheless, in my view, it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that the conjunction of resource, population and policy pressures … was a very significant factor for the rapid deterioration in safety".Asked whether the service had been fortunate to avoid riots, Hardwick said: "Managers nationally and locally have been very effective at spinning a lot of plates..

His compassion and ability to connect helped the city avoid riots.

"He said that he would have called out National Guard and avoided rioting".

On July 7, Mr. Burgess and others say, a large group of gang members met to discuss, among other things, how to respond to an acquittal in the Jackson case, and opted to try to avoid rioting.

He said "the order has gone out" to avoid rioting among leaders of five different gangs, which he did not identify.

Among other things, protesters demanded that police make the chain of command clear to the public, avoid riot gear, armored vehicles, rubber bullets and tear gas, and refrain from mass arrests, pre-emptive arrests, intimidation, and harassment.

The report, released on Wednesday, says: "The key to avoiding future riots is to have communities that work".

(On her third day of avoiding the riots, Angelou recalls her mother's saying, "Nothing's wrong with going to jail for something you believe in," and decides to return to Watts, "ready to be arrested," but no policemen take the bait).

Asked whether the service had been fortunate to avoid serious riots, Hardwick said: "Managers nationally and locally have been very effective at spinning a lot of plates...