Sentence examples for for any unrest from inspiring English sources

This is an old wound in the side of the central government which provides a convenient excuse for any unrest.

"It is a common practice of the Chinese government to accuse me for any unrest [in this region] and His Holiness the Dalai Lama for any unrest in Tibet," Ms Kadeer, who heads the World Uyghur Congress (WUC), said in a statement.

Saudi Arabia and the Sunni monarchies of the western Gulf have traditionally blamed Iran for any unrest by local Shia, but have never produced any evidence other than to point at sympathetic treatment of the demonstrations on Iranian television.

District officials said officers from local and federal agencies are prepared for any unrest and both the mayor and police chief have said they will allow people to express their views but won't allow violence from either Trump supporters or Trump critics.

"We emphasize that the Americans would be responsible for any unrest in the Persian Gulf, and again warn that the U.S. military must change its behavior," Jazayeri said, without elaborating.

"Americans would be responsible for any unrest". Iran denied on Saturday U.S. accusations that its fast-attack boats were "harassing" warships at the mouth of the Gulf, and said Washington would be responsible for any clashes in the key oil shipping route.

Security officials said that weapons had been distributed to the police, and that those being held at local police stations had been transferred to central prisons, apparently to make room for those detained in any unrest.

Mr. Jonathan faces a challenge from former Vice President Atiku Abubakar for the party's nomination to run for president, and some fear any unrest in Nigeria will be exploited by rivals during campaigning.

Federal "provocation," he said, would be responsible for any "civil unrest and violence".

Alex Penelas, mayor of Miami-Dade County, has exacerbated tensions by saying he would hold President Clinton and Attorney General Janet Reno responsible for any civil unrest and violence, and would not allow local police to assist federal agents in executing any order to repatriate Elian.

New York was well prepared for any such unrest, picking up the tab for 4,000 additional cops.