Sentence examples for crowd unrest from inspiring English sources

Izvestia splashed with a dramatic image of a Kyrgyz teenager struggling with riot police, while Kommersant opted for a scene of wider crowd unrest.

It was a thoroughly dramatic day all round, with some very minor crowd unrest at one stage as a group of Spanish fans booed the judges over a perceived scoring injustice and briefly seemed to become involved with a German section.

At the end of the first period, crowd unrest was already evident, with the Ghana players shielded by police in riot gear as they left the pitch.

With the club planning to introduce a bond scheme there was crowd unrest.

Spectacles could quickly become sites of social and political protest, and emperors sometimes had to deploy force to put down crowd unrest, most notoriously at the Nika riots in the year 532, when troops under Justinian slaughtered thousands.

Violence, heckling and abusive chanting among drunken spectators and gamblers at sporting grounds were commonplace in 19th century Australia, and the prevalence of betting was seen as a major cause of crowd unrest.

His call was met with cries of "Don't smash things, smash Uighurs!" Police often made only half-hearted attempts to stop these crowds.More unrest boiled up on July 8th, even as President Hu Jintao flew home before the G8 meeting in Italy to handle the crisis and thousands more armed riot police poured into Urumqi's city centre in trucks, troop-carriers and marching ranks.

The program had come under fire in 2014 as Ferguson, Missouri, police had used hulking armored vehicles to control crowds during unrest precipitated by the police killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown.

Underneath the soldier at the bottom of the painting, an executor or a city guard keeps watch on the crowd, ensuring no unrest will disrupt the proceedings.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani told the crowd that the current unrest was a test of the friendship between the United States and Israel, which he said was indissoluble.

Despite the existence of the National Guard, whose raison d'etre is to augment civilian law enforcement when its capabilities are exceeded, this additional unit, according to the Army Times, may be called upon to help with civil unrest and crowd control.