Sentence examples for bring rioting from inspiring English sources

President Clinton called Yasir Arafat today to urge him to bring rioting in the West Bank and Gaza under control quickly.

Black anger brought riots that threatened to derail the negotiations.

Last April the rise in food prices brought riots that toppled Jacques-Edouard Alexis, the prime minister.

Austerity measures have brought riots and demonstrations, but also some resignation from ordinary Greeks who have had a harsh spotlight cast on their years of fudged budget data.

Subsidies cost over $17 billion, 10-12% of GDP (education accounts for under 4%).An attempt to cut food subsidies in 1977 brought riots against the Anwar Sadat regime.

There were whispers of secret flights from Moscow delivering crack teams of Russian riot police to Ukraine, or the more plausible suggestion from opposition leaders that Yanukovych was bringing riot police in from his strongholds in the east and south of the country, thinking them more reliable than the capital's own forces.

He did not use one word to report on the far-right rally that brought riot police to campus and intimidated staff into leaving, nor one word about the racist hate mail that students, staff and faculty of color are receiving ―the same people he blames for the crisis.

He has refused even to acknowledge that he did not do enough to bring the rioting and killing under control.

It took authorities just over two hours to bring the rioting under control, which left substantial damage to the Deakin unit of the facility.

Even reinforcements of a company of sabre-wielding cavalry galloping up Broadway failed to bring the rioting to a halt until the following day [Sarah Livingston Jay to Susannah Livingston, 6480].

In a statement outside No 10, the prime minister insisted police will get whatever resources they need to bring the rioting across England under control, and that every contingency was being looked at.