Sentence examples for handle riots from inspiring English sources

Should be a lesson on how NOT to handle riots.

Scarman's inquiry, which was given added urgency by the rioting which flared again across the country in July of the same year, was fundamentally about the police failure to handle riots which resulted from oppressive policing, the collapse of consent and the failure of competence in dealing with conflict and public disorder.

"Police are trained to handle riots, they're not trained to prevent them," Maguire said.

Voters back the police rather than David Cameron over the handling of riots, according to a Guardian/ICM poll.

General Salangi said the cameras played an important role in handling the riots in February when the burning of Korans by American military personnel touched off angry protests.

The report was deeply embarrassing for Beijing, which is preparing to host the Olympics and coping with international criticism of its handling of riots in Tibet.

Elsewhere, Baltimore's police commissioner was fired following sharp criticism of his handling of riots and a crime spike after Gray's death.

They are in northern California when Booth notes: "In the early days the Stones could and did handle a riot every night, night after night, kept going, taking no dope of any kind.

In 1990, the first Bush administration voted for a resolution strongly critical of Israel's handling of riots on Jerusalem's Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif, which was then seen as a significant shift.

The British were concerned about communist influence and labour strikes which were undermining Singapore's economic stability, and felt that the local government was ineffective in handling earlier riots.

Handling a riot is a delicate affair for prison officials.