Sentence examples for face agitation from inspiring English sources

But the most difficult problems are those of behavioural disorders; the family has to face agitation, aggressiveness, apathy, eating disorders, sleeping disturbances, sphincter disorders.

Facing agitation from the Labor left and mounting challenges from the Conservative Party opposition, he also had to confront a host of the problems that beset the country in the frigid winter of 1978-79.

The resumption of trade could also represent a confidence-building measure for the Indian government, which faces increased agitation by Kashmiri separatists.

If I decline to do that I would have faced public agitation," said Gupta, who was awarded a state honour 10 years ago for his sterilisation work.

Faced with agitation from within and a city administration that they saw as refusing to help make arrangements necessary for the highway, the United for Peace and Justice leadership backed out of its agreement for a West Side Highway rally and sued in State Supreme Court for access to the park.

In the race for New York mayor, this is the new face of borough agitation.

No subsequent government was strong enough to face the anarchist agitation in Catalonia and the Moroccan War.

Escalating dosages of sedatives in the face of increasing agitation is a genuine medical emergency that must be dealt with aggressively.

Another danger faced is the agitation for more separate linguistic states, threatening India with linguistic fragmentation hearkening back to earlier days.

In the face of their agitations and revolts, conservatives gradually lost ground, and after the Revolutions of 1848 which resulted in the exile of Metternich and of King Louis-Philippe of France conservative factions either lost power to liberals and nationalists or clung to influence only in coalitions with other groups.

In the face of growing public agitation, he was then charged with abuses of power and other crimes.