Sentence examples for mass mutinies from inspiring English sources

The French showed little innovation and made repeated and costly mistakes that resulted in mass mutinies in April 1917, after the Nivelle offensive.

But the power that will have to be reckoned with – barring some mass mutiny – will be the Syrian army of Bashar Assad.

The organizers said it was the largest scholastic chess tournament ever held, and they seemed both proud of this milestone and thoroughly frightened about their ability to keep things together without enduring a mass mutiny fueled by large quantities of Mountain Dew and Twizzlers.

I hear it has no plans to build games, and it damn well better not unless it really wants to piss off its other developers and cause a mass mutiny or exodus.

Marshall said that, from a review of the proceedings and his conversations with the accused, he could only see these men being tried for lesser charges of individual insubordination, not mass mutiny.

But their own solution a call for mass disobedience, mutiny even is.

Remarkably, unlike in past offensives, there have been no reports of mass rapes, pillaging, mutiny or other displays of rampant lawlessness by the Congolese military (the Forces Armées de la République Démocratique du Congo), which has long and deservedly been known as one of the world's most undisciplined armed forces.

He said that Coakley deliberately misled the court on the definition of "mutiny" and that the mass of evidence he introduced was hearsay, thus inadmissible.

This means the country could see show trials followed by mass hangings as the legal penalty for mutiny is the gallows.

In a mass trial, 50 men were convicted of mutiny, dishonorably discharged and sentenced to up to 15 years in prison.

DHAKA, Bangladesh — A day after disgruntled border guards in Bangladesh ended their two-day mutiny, the police on Friday discovered a mass grave containing 38 bodies, some of them already beyond recognition.