"open unrest" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English
It typically refers to public disturbances, such as protests or riots, that are often visible to the public. For example, "The recent political election has sparked open unrest in the capital city."
There had been high hopes that the Shiites would rise again, but before yesterday there had been no signs of open unrest.
The tension between the public Cuba of rallies and tribunals and this hidden one is growing, and a number of Cubans and Americans fear that the pent-up chaos could erupt into open unrest upon Castro's death.
The tension between the public Cuba of rallies and tribunals and this hidden one is growing, and a number of Cubans and American officials I spoke to fear that the pent-up chaos could erupt into open unrest upon Castro's death: looting, rioting, and revenge killings.
"It's more likely to have been something which destabilised society and laid it open to social unrest.
At the moment, the market is supposed to be wide open by 2000.Labour unrest is likely to back up such demands to slow down the pace of adjustment.
For a short while the two emirates were the hub of the contemporary art world.On March 14th, as the shows were about to open, the political unrest sweeping the Middle East drew in the UAE.
The dispute has not been resolved, though the first direct talks aimed at ending the unrest opened today in Lomé, Togo.
In spring 2015 Hayden was praised for keeping the libraries open during the civil unrest that followed police shooting of Freddie Gray.
Security officials say a large crowd in Islamabad would provide an easy target for a suicide bombing by Islamist extremists that, in turn, could set off widespread unrest and open the door to a military intervention.
With the PRC government emboldened after its pressure in Cambodia yielded results, coupled with the lack of international calls for fair and open trials for July 5 unrest defendants, a gloomy picture of more detentions, death sentences and executions seems apparent.
The offensive also risked opening new fronts, including unrest that could destabilize the West Bank and ignite possible rocket attacks by Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas on northern Israel.
