Sentence examples for of unrest between from inspiring English sources

Jammu and Kashmir, in the Himalayas, is a summer destination for Indians because of the temperate weather, despite its history of unrest between Hindus and Muslims.

The hilltop compound, which is holy to Jews and Muslims, has been at the heart of weeks of unrest between Israel and the Palestinians.

JOS, Nigeria — Attacks on villages surrounding a central Nigerian city at the heart of unrest between Christians and Muslims have killed more than 50 people this week, officials said Saturday, as authorities pleaded for peace over the Easter holiday.

The requirement that, in cases of sudden death, the local community should identify the body as English ("presentment of Englishry")—and, therefore, of little account or face heavy fines reveals a state of unrest between the Norman conquerors and their English subjects.

It opened as a utopian urban experiment of mixed-income, multiracial residents, but it has hardly been a political utopia, with a long tradition of unrest between residents and the politically appointed officials who run the two-mile sliver of this East River community parallel to Manhattan's Upper East Side.

There were further instances of unrest between manager and players.

The ramming followed hours of unrest Saturday between white supremacists and counterprotesters.

The spirit of insurrection that inspired the Fronde (a period of civil unrest between 1648 and 1653, in which the high aristocracy allied themselves with the judicial bodies known as parlements in an attempt to reassert their independence of the centralizing monarchy) is clearly marked in the writing of the time, not least in Corneille's tragedies.

Wales will go into the Six Nations against a back-drop of political unrest between the Welsh Rugby Union and professional regions, while none of those teams - Ospreys, Blues, Scarlets or Newport Gwent Dragons - were good enough to secure quarter-final places in either the Heineken Cup or Amlin Challenge Cup this season.

This was taken to refer to tension with Mourinho and was one example of apparent unrest between them.

But these were just the most famous episodes of labor unrest: Between 1881 and 1890, there were 9,668 strikes and lockouts, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.