Sentence examples for face unrest from inspiring English sources

Britain was to face unrest in Ireland (1919 21), India (1919), Egypt (1919 23), Palestine (1920 21) and Iraq (1920) at a time when they were supposed to be demilitarising.

MOSCOW, March 30 (Reuters) - The last Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev said on Saturday Russia will face unrest unless society is made more democratic despite President Vladimir Putin's success in cracking down on dissent.

And he was already facing unrest enough.

Mecom has been facing unrest from Wegener staff over the sudden departure of chief executive Joop Munsterman.

For the administration, the stakes are higher in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia than in any other Arab country facing unrest now.

The prime minister on Tuesday faced unrest from his backbench over the need for stronger action against the banks.

UniCredit has faced unrest from Italian banking foundations — nonprofit institutional investors that share certain characteristics with some pension funds — that are among the bank's long-term shareholders.

"Facing Unrest, Yemen's Leader Says He Will Step Down in 2013" (news article, Feb. 3) highlights the often neglected story of Yemen.

The former shadow business secretary has faced unrest among activists in the Wallasey constituency Labour party since she indicated that she might challenge Corbyn.

Such troops could be deployed if the Emirates faced unrest in their crowded labor camps or were challenged by pro-democracy protests like those sweeping the Arab world this year.

Facing unrest and violent street protests by opposition parties claiming voter registration discrepancies, Ahmed declared a state of emergency in January, canceling the elections and handing over power to a new caretaker government led by Fakhruddin Ahmed.