Sentence examples for growing unrest with from inspiring English sources

In the early 1990s, faced with growing unrest with his rule, Eyadéma legalized political parties, freed political prisoners, and agreed to a democratic constitution.

Major Deane, the British political agent, noted the growing unrest within the Pashtun sepoys stationed with the British.

Tutu's intervention will be seen as a shot across the bows of the ANC as it faces its toughest election campaign yet, with growing unrest over corruption, inequality and joblessness two decades after the dawn of democracy.

Faced with growing unrest and the failure of police to contain the turmoil in central Cairo and elsewhere, Morsi ordered the army to restore order in Port Said, Suez and Ismailia.

On 17 March the whole brigade was ordered to deploy to assist the civil authorities dealing with growing unrest among the Egyptian civilian population.

He shows signs that this is his number one option, but with growing unrest in the capital, this option may seem less and less attractive to a lot of his cronies.

But he lifted martial law two years later and after growing unrest was forced to negotiate with Solidarity in 1989.

On Saturday, Zuma cancelled a planned trip to Indonesia in order to deal with the growing unrest in his country.

The prime minister is facing growing unrest from his backbenchers over the issue, with around 70 Tory MPs expected to ignore the whips and vote in favour.

Maryland's biggest newspaper captured the scene in Baltimore on Tuesday morning with images of the growing unrest and violence between police and protestors.

Should the growing unrest finally draw America into war, she would respond with her force of more than fifty modern aircraft.