Sentence examples for frequent riots from inspiring English sources
Güell, as an enlightened capitalist, wanted to reduce friction between workers and management - Barcelona was a city of frequent riots and strikes.
Hundreds of families linger on the Syrian side of borders waiting to cross, despite conditions in Jordan's desert refugee camps that have prompted frequent riots.
After a period in 2012-13 when UN and NGO workers were "shit-scared" to enter parts of the camp, due to frequent riots, stonings, and gang attacks, the situation had been transformed with refugees empowered to take charge of their lives.
This is the first time such an action has taken place at a major Chinese company and its an attempt to curb the frequent riots and strikes at the company's factories.
Over the following years IRA violence in the city was contained to the point where it was possible to believe 'the war was over' in the area, although there were still frequent street riots.
Overcrowding is already widely recognized as a major cause of the country's frequent violent prison riots.
For instance, frequent and serious rioting in Britain during the 18th century, such as the anti-Catholic Gordon riots of 1780, left a lasting impression on police reformers.
His death sent the chilling message that someone will stop at nothing to wreck the case before it comes before a special international tribunal due to be set up in The Hague.The second blow fell two days later, when Shia street gangs in Beirut, Lebanon's capital, ostensibly protesting against increasingly frequent power cuts, rioted on the edge of a neighbouring Christian district.
In the towns, rioting was frequent; more than 250 people were killed in riots against the grist tax in 1869, and similar riots against local taxes or for land and jobs continued well into the 20th century.
August: Parliament approves reforms to cut corruption and sectarian government job quotas after riots against frequent power cuts.
Although Australia won 3 1, the players became disgruntled with the arrangements made by the administrators, while rancorous incidents leading to crowd riots were frequent.
