Sentence examples for could create unrest from inspiring English sources
"Such content could create unrest and threatens national stability, public order and economic stability," the commission said in a statement.
Those risks run the gamut from income inequality that could create unrest, to legal systems that have not been tested by foreign investors, to managers abroad without established track records.
competitors predicts that the willingness of banks to flood the market with problematic and even illegal properties — ones with termites, non-low-flow toilets, illegal garages, lead paint, and plumbing stripped by scavengers — "could create civil unrest in certain areas, a separation of classes, societal chaos".
The biggest worry for policy makers is that an idle and unequal populace will create unrest.
The editor predicted that the president is preparing to create unrest, in case Mr. Mashaei is not allowed to participate.
"His family, his children, will be there and we don't expect anybody to come... to create unrest or anarchy".
Western countries are worried that unrest in Yemen could create opportunities for Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) to plot more attacks against international targets.
Collapsed children's charity Kids Company warned civil servants that the sudden closure of its services could create a high risk of social unrest, including riots, looting and arson attacks on government buildings.
He said political turmoil in Venezuela could "create the possibility of violence and deep political unrest" and blamed both sides, saying they have "been acting in a rather intransigent way".
That could create more jobs.
