Sentence examples for case of unrest from inspiring English sources
More than 150 people have been killed in rioting in China's northwestern Xinjiang region, with the government blaming exiled separatists for the traditionally Muslim area's worst case of unrest in years.
No one is sure of the exact death toll, but East Timor's Nobel-prize winner, Bishop Carlos Belo, says he was told by the army commander that 25 bodies had been found and many other people were still missing.This was not just another case of unrest erupting in Indonesia's increasingly unstable annexed territory.
Sport is a very good equaliser in the case of unrest, because sport somehow unifies people.
In case of unrest, we must focus on quantifying whether the unrest is due (i) to new magma, or (ii) to other causes (e.g., hydrothermal, tectonics, etc).
In case of unrest with a magmatic origin, at node 3 we consider whether (i) the magma will reach the surface (i.e., it will erupt), or (ii) it will not, in the time interval (t0,t0 + τ).
The French daily Le Figaro reported that the city is planning to mobilize four additional mobile police units and almost double the number of officers that were originally planned to secure the event, noting that the extra manpower would serve as backup in case of unrest.
It cited cases of unrest related to the financial and economic crisis in at least 25 countries, out of 82 with available information, in the form of protests against austerity measures and other government actions, demonstrations against employers and violent clashes between the authorities and protesters.
"We've seen over many years a very clear correlation between people being detained indefinitely and an increase in mental health issues, which end in cases of unrest, serious depression, hunger strikes, and in self-harm.
Mr. Caruso said earlier that the Police Department had made contingency plans in case of any unrest.
The Mission Armory was built to be easily defended in case of civil unrest.
Last night, the police mobilised forces in northern Israel, where many Arab towns and villages are located, in case of similar unrest.
