Sentence examples for imminent riots from inspiring English sources
In the Greek parliament this week the migration minister, Tasia Christodoulopoulou, admitted the situation could lead to "imminent riots by people demanding food".
It holds that the First Amendment protects even false speech on political and policy issues except perhaps the kind of speech that incites an imminent riot.
It is also alleged that, when the Australian government's detention centre coordinator received an email advising him of imminent rioting due to the lack of detainees' access to legal personnel or information, the government failed to take action.
The police encircled the pagoda, blocking public passage and giving observers the impression an armed siege was imminent by donning riot gear.
He feared riots were imminent.
At one point, young men came topside seeking food, and a riot seemed imminent.
Which brings me on to the imminent release of The Riot Club, the big-screen version of Laura Wade's smash hit play, Posh.
The blackout, the crowds of evacuees straggling through their neighborhoods — and, above all, the rumors — persuaded some citizens that an apocalyptic race riot was imminent.
No one was seriously hurt, but the anger in the black com munity was so intense by P.M. that Mr. Mitchell and others finally convinced the white authorities that a full scale riot was imminent.
Rumours spread throughout London that more rioting was imminent, including in Bermondsey and the Wood Green shopping centre near Broadwater Farm.
