Sentence examples for create unrest from inspiring English sources

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.

"Such content could create unrest and threatens national stability, public order and economic stability," the commission said in a statement.

His death sentence, for "agitating people to create unrest," was commuted, first to 15 years and then to 10.

"The reality is if you equivocate in circumstances like that, that creates the opening for people to exploit and create unrest and act out".

Davis said that after the shooting, people were spreading "misleading" information that "had the potential to create unrest in the community".

A court ordered two Egyptian weeklies closed for creating unrest among minority Coptic Christians.

The third accused Israel of creating unrest in Syria and said, "I have nothing to do with all of this".

The New Light of Myanmar, the government's mouthpiece, accused him of creating unrest within the country and plotting "internal riots and sabotage".

And its adherence to a brutal view of Islam, enforced by unwelcome foreign fighters, is creating unrest among the people it is struggling to keep within its borders.

The recent spate of violence has set off a wave of panic, creating unrest especially among the minority Shiites, who make up about 20percentt of the population.