Sentence examples for context of unrest from inspiring English sources

Separated out from what successive magistrates repeatedly emphasised as "the extremely serious context of unrest, looting and violence", most of the charges had a singular, and often banal, quality.

Per Kenya's constitution, they have up to a week to announce results but given the historical context of unrest when results are delayed, stakeholders and voters are eager for a swift announcement.

"This is all going on in this larger context of growing unrest in the United States that other countries are not paying their share of the cost of pharmaceutical research," said Ian Spatz, vice president for public policy at Merck & Company.

"If Ginzburg's point is that we should zoom in on the most essential details -- the gun and the shooting -- and blind ourselves to the broader context of social unrest and the political motives," he said, "that argument would fail in a U.S. courtroom".

Eastern Europe as a whole experienced  a shocking 1,300 per cent increase in prevalence of HIV infection between 1996 and 2001 - occurring within a context of social unrest, widening inequality and a major expansion of drug trafficking networks.

Modine is on tour with his new short film, "Jesus Was a Communist," which offers a discussion of the New Testament's messages in the context of poverty, pollution and political unrest.

Statements by the various participants in these ongoing scientific debates, however, especially when out of context, might suggest unrest and even anarchy in the evolutionists' camp.

However, he told BBC Scotland: "It's important to stress that the reference to social unrest was in the context of no Rangers being in existence".

He also disputed reports of unrest.

Scotland are in a state of unrest.

But reports of unrest still surface.