Sentence examples for fomented unrest from inspiring English sources

But the Russian leader reiterated Moscow's assertion that acted in Ukraine only after "outsiders" fomented unrest in the country, meaning the EU and America.

External intervention came about after indigenous nationalist movements, supported by members of diasporic communities throughout Europe, had evolved and eventually fomented unrest or even rebellion.

After succeeding his father in 1999, Sheik Hamad pardoned the leaders of the Shiite opposition groups who fomented unrest on the island and began carrying out political reforms that will bring the island's first parliamentary elections in more than two decades this fall.

Rebellion soon broke out; Archbishop Adalbert of Mainz fomented unrest in the upper Rhineland, and the revolt of Lothar of Supplinburg (later to become king as Lothar III and emperor as Lothar II) in Saxony ended in 1115 in a severe defeat for Henry.

President Vladimir Putin said last week that the West had fomented unrest in Ukraine to justify the alliance's existence.

Thousands were arrested for fomenting unrest.

But he, too, has accused it of fomenting unrest.

Beijing has accused the Dalai Lama of fomenting unrest in Tibet.

Unlike Pakistan and Bangladesh, Burma has no interest in fomenting unrest in India's northeast.

Most Latin American and Caribbean states alienated Cuba for its attempts to foment unrest.

Several have oppressed Shiite populations and suspect Iran is fomenting unrest.