Sentence examples for continuing disorders from inspiring English sources

State officials also charged that Islamist radicals were responsible for the continuing disorders.

In response to continuing disorders and demonstrations, a cabinet headed by the Radical René Waldeck-Rousseau was set up in June 1899 with the express purpose of defending the republic and with the hope of settling the judicial side of the Dreyfus case as soon as possible.

But where you have continuing disorder your analysis of risk may be different.

The shift in tactics, which commanders began formulating last month, reflects the military's delicate balancing act between maintaining the support of an Iraqi public that is increasingly restless over the continuing disorder and slow pace of restoring electrical power and water, and combating Baathist Party operatives, foreign fighters, Islamic militants and criminals.

In the long run, however, it proved impossible to rule without the king, and continuing disorder forced Warwick to release Edward in September 1469.

The enthusiasm may also dissipate if there is continued disorder.

They returned to the ship when Oreste Zamor took power, but continued disorder later led the United States to occupy Haiti.

In this instance, when the "war on terror" is actually the subject, the president must either confront the Hastert-DeLay tactics or accept responsibility for the continuing, partisan disorder.

In addition, long-term depression among adolescents was included as a predictor in the analyses because previous analyses showed that this variable strongly predicts continued mood disorders [ 10].

Continued mood disorder in adulthood (MDD, bipolar disorder, or dysthymia) was reported by 60.9% of the hypomania spectrum group and by 70.0% of the MDD group.

An adult personality disorder was reported by 42% of those with continued mood disorder, and by 9% of those without continued mood disorder (OR 7.64; CI 95% 1.56 to 37.33).