Sentence examples for in violent clashes between from inspiring English sources

Previous rallies have resulted in violent clashes between the police and rightwing extremists.

As their number grew, territorial and operational disputes developed, resulting in violent clashes between the criminal tongs.

As the Jewish settlement strengthened and deepened its roots in Palestine, anxiety mounted among the Palestinian Arabs, resulting in violent clashes between the two communities.

It has paralysed the judiciary, squeezed private investment nearly dry and brought a worrying uptick in violent clashes between radicalised groups on each side of the divide.

Fifteen people were arrested in Bristol after further protests in the Stokes Croft area resulted in violent clashes between protesters and police.

It was a time of great agitation on the slavery issue as well as mounting concerns about immigration, often expressed in violent clashes between Catholics and Protestants in the nation's growing cities.

In the past few years, we've seen Islamic extremists waging war in the Middle East, a power struggle between Sunni and Shia across the region, the persecution of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, the Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria, violent clashes between Christians and Muslims in Central African Republic, to name a few.

In August, violent clashes between white supremacists in Charlottesville rallying to defend a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee and counterprotestors left one woman dead and two state troopers died when their helicopter crashed.

After the unrest in Lhasa, violent clashes between Tibetans and security forces erupted in Aba.

In 1927 violent clashes between the Heimwehr and the Schutzbund, a socialist defense organization, resulted in many deaths and injuries among the leftists.

In Hebron, violent clashes between militants on both sides have become an almost daily occurrence.Despite all the tough talk, most pundits expect the Wye conference to produce some tangible achievement, even if it is less than a full accord.