Sentence examples for cause anarchy from inspiring English sources

Ignatious Chombo, the ruling Zanu-PF party's administration secretary, said western embassies in Harare and opposition parties were trying to cause anarchy.

Ignatious Chombo, the ruling Zanu-PF party's administration secretary, accused western embassies in Harare and opposition parties of trying to cause anarchy.

Prosecutor-General Viktor Pshonka warned protesters to stop causing "anarchy and lawlessness" by blocking the buildings.

There are two other developments in computer design that could cause licensing anarchy.

"An intervention [without a unity government] will probably cause more anarchy and chaos".

Individuals including Wang Li were soon connected with the "May Sixteenth Corps", a supposed group that exploited divisions in the Cultural Revolution to cause the anarchy and was plotting to seize power.

All of which will be represented on the outside by the aforementioned brick tower, unquestionably fortress-like, which is Tate and its architects' response to the property free-for-all which, riding on the success of Tate Modern, has caused an anarchy of apartment and office buildings to rise on its doorstep.

More than 600,000 weapons were looted in the 1997 anarchy caused when fraudulent pyramid schemes collapsed, wiping out the savings of thousands of Albanians.

Endlessly harping on at the wrongness of the Cat's behaviour, the goldfish is an entertaining – and reassuring – commentator as he voices the alarm that some children will share at the intrusion and anarchy caused by the notorious Cat in the Hat.

The longest of the contemporary local histories, the Liber chronicles the devastation that the Anarchy caused during the reign of King Stephen.

The city remained with the Pandyas until 1311 when the Sambuvarayars declared independence, taking advantage of the anarchy caused by Malik Kafur's invasion.