Sentence examples for dealing with unrest from inspiring English sources

The state apparatus has become dizzy with success in dealing with unrest.

Roberts argues that in the last three decades, the two countries that led the free-market revolution the United States and Britain have invented new strategies for dealing with unrest over free market policies.

But if the costs of dealing with unrest and lengthy union negotiations increase, that could stem growth in a country that will depend on labor-intensive industries for productive employment for the foreseeable future.

The foreign secretary, William Hague, told the committee that Saudi forces were sent into Bahrain last year "to guard installations but not to take part in dealing with unrest in Bahrain so they did not fall foul [of the export guidelines]".

But the departure of the Chinese leader, Hu Jintao, to deal with unrest at home, seemed set to jinx the meeting's chances.

That's a signal that will not be lost on the Saudis as they deal with unrest in their eastern provinces".

Mr Sudarsono says that, though the army has officially given up its role in public security, some local authorities still call on it to deal with unrest because they mistrust the police.

Earlier in the day, at a campaign appearance, Mr. Edwards responded tentatively when asked if he supported the White House's policy to deal with unrest in Haiti by trying to broker a power-sharing arrangement with President Jean-Bertrand Aristide and his opponents.

Only a third favored an immediate withdrawal, unchanged since late last year, while 54percentt said they would support calls from U.S. military leaders to increase the number of troops to deal with unrest in Iraq.

And Beijing struggles to deal with unrest among Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang province.

He said the inquiry would look at how mine owner Lonmin plc dealt with unrest among the workforce, before also scrutinising various aspects of the police force's conduct.