Sentence examples for growing uprising from inspiring English sources

Three days into the growing uprising, organizers announced a general strike.

She said that intelligence agencies never sent a notice to her committee about the growing uprising in Egypt, as is customary in the case of significant global events.

A1 Officials fear that the growing uprising against the occupation is forging a new and previously unheard of level of cooperation between Shiite and Sunni Muslims.

Now the fear is that the growing uprising against the occupation is forging a new and previously unheard of level of cooperation between the two groups -- and the common cause is killing Americans.

Much of the recent coverage of the autodefensas growing uprising in Michoacán has focused on their drug trade, and their extortion and protection rackets.

Today the Prime Minister will respond to a growing suburban uprising by signalling moves to help motorists and other consumers.

STUTTGART, Germany -- From his sixth-floor corner office, Wolfgang Drexler spends a lot of time staring down at the growing public uprising against the project he represents, not just any project, but the kind of construction adventure that will be judged by history to have been either visionary or ludicrous.

Sporting the traditional robes and cap of the south-west Yoruba people – who have appeared largely in favour of the opposition – Jonathan opened with an unusually fiery speech that addressed a growing Islamist uprising in the north-east and, more pressingly for the south, a slump in oil prices and the value of the national currency.

And so it is on this May Day, in the wake of a growing planetary uprising for justice, we dare to look forward to a world when the borders that divide us will be made meaningless, to the birth of genuinely democratic culture of communities managing their own resources for the common good, and where the value and dignity of no human being on this planet is considered inferior to any other".

The growing social uprising is from mounting resentment towards law enforcement within the poor communities that need policing the most, but have overwhelming mistrust from a backlog of incidents, harassment or unwarranted stops and arrests over the years.

To insist on having his way, and to deploy state security and legal apparati to crush growing popular uprisings is to stamp on a highly valued tenet of democracy – the right to peaceful assembly – and to inadvertently promote greater violence in the country".