Sentence examples for causing disorder from inspiring English sources

Chief Superintendent Phil Read said: 'I would urge troublemakers and those intent on causing disorder to stay away.

Luis Mendoza, coordinator of the security operation mounted by Montevideo police, said "around 15 people were detained, after drinking alcohol, for causing disorder".

"However a small minority were intent on causing disorder and engaged in violence, injuring five officers and staff - two of which required hospital treatment.

Israeli officials had branded the activists as provocateurs, bent on causing disorder, and the police said that they were prepared to prevent possible disturbances at the airport.

A police spokeswoman added that officers had been "managing" groups of people causing disorder in several areas within the city centre during the afternoon and the evening.

There were also small outbreaks of disorder reported by Thames Valley Police in Reading, Oxford and Milton Keynes, while 200 missile-throwing youths gathered in the south Liverpool area of Toxteth causing disorder and damage, according to Merseyside Police.

Plus it's still a novelty to come to the London Stadium and people are coming to cause disorder.

Baggott added: "This was a difficult operation dealing with a large number of people determined to cause disorder and violence.

Sharing few of their values, he consistently tried to limit their ability to cause disorder.

If anything, in this depiction, she causes disorder by being so very involved in every aspect of her operation — writing, thinking, strategizing.

His relatives and supporters called for the event to remain peaceful, while the Metropolitan police warned that some protesters planned to cause disorder.