Sentence examples for experiencing unrest from inspiring English sources

Children who do not attend are at a higher risk of being recruited into various armed groups or being abused, particularly in countries already experiencing unrest.

Bahrain, the home port for America's Fifth Fleet, has lately experienced unrest among its politically marginalised Shia majority.They'll always have PetraeusA "surprise" descent by Mr Bush into Baghdad may also be on the cards.

They were held at the Mother Emanuel AME church in Charleston, South Carolina, where eight people were killed in a racial motivated attack; in Ferguson, Missouri, which saw extensive protests after the death of black teenager Michael Brown; and in Baltimore, which experienced unrest after the death of Freddie Gray while in police custody.

Dwarfed by its mainland neighbour Saudi Arabia, the Kingdom of Bahrain, made up of 33 islands in the Persian Gulf, has experienced unrest and rioting on an almost daily basis for more than two years.

During the tour the country experienced unrest, and the tour had a significant impact on New Zealand society.

The charges against the Awamiya residents include sedition, attacks on security officials and interference in neighboring Bahrain, which has also experienced unrest since 2011.

Since Arab Spring -- agreed, a misnomer as it now continues into the second year -- much of northern Africa and the Middle East continue to experience unrest and uncertainties that are unsettling for potential tourists.

While Khotan has experienced unrest in the past, June 2012 alone witnessed a police raid on a religious school, house-to-house searches in the Gujanbagh district of the city, the posting of discriminatory regulations on Islamic dress and an alleged hijacking for which the purported offenders received death or life sentences in December 2012.

The vast majority of terrorist events in the world occur in a handful of countries experiencing civil unrest.

Naturally, the return of the series to its cradle — Europe — was fodder for some of the queries by journalists to the drivers and team members — and for the first time in four races the question of whether or not the series was doing the right thing going to a country experiencing social unrest was not raised.

Live views of neighborhoods, streets and pubic venues would give Koozoo users access to a wealth of real-time information, including what the actual weather is like on the street, what the situation is like on the ground in a country experiencing political unrest, or how long they can expect to wait at that new restaurant nearby that doesn't accept reservations.