Sentence examples for making rioting from inspiring English sources

McCulloch was criticized for announcing the verdict at night, thus making rioting more likely.

Senate Bill 1142 seeks to limit political demonstrations by expanding the definition of a "riot" to include actions that damage property, and making rioting an offense that can be prosecuted under racketeering statutes.

Pine Bluff's four production lines have been cut to just one, making riot-control technology.

While Londer has hopes for expanding the festival into other cities, she has no intention of making Riot LA sprawl beyond a block.

But in 1968, students in Paris, lead by Daniel Cohn Bendit (who later wrote some dubious stuff about sex and kids but is now a European Parliament bigwig and talks less shit than most politicians) made rioting chic.

They identified three things that would make riots less likely in future: more youth services, lower unemployment and more police.

Filming everything, we made riot shields out of bin lids, ironed police badges on to sweatshirts and mixed up fake blood.

KEY TRACK: Spirit Bomb CATCH HIM AT: Born and Bred Adored by Viv Albertine and Kathleen Hanna, Skinny Girl Diet are three teenage girls from London who make riot grrrl punk that smacks of grunge rebellion and four-track tape recorders.

It's perhaps this closeness to our daily lives and real world experiences, to the images we see on the news each night, that makes "Riots" the most visceral metaphor in FIELD's exploration of energy.

The gas had proven astonishingly effective, it said, making dangerous rioting mobs fall haplessly to the floor with giggles.

Making Pussy Riot aware of the problematic corporate structure at the St James Ethics Centre is important.