Sentence examples for outbreak of disorder from inspiring English sources

"This action led to an outbreak of disorder between rival fans on the pitch.

An outbreak of disorder at the UK's largest prison on Sunday went on for nearly twice as long as previously thought, the government has revealed.

British Police chiefs who thought government criticism was limited to the Met's handling of the outbreak of disorder in London, now feel the attack has spread to the reaction to force in the West Midlands and Greater Manchester.

But speaking on BBC Question Time on Thursday, former Met Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Brian Paddick said that had the force handled Saturday's outbreak of disorder in Tottenham differently, the rioting might not have spread across London.

And even when it became clear that gangs didn't cause the riots and that, arguably, a more sophisticated understanding was needed to explain the worst outbreak of disorder the UK had witnessed in the post-World War era, gang suppression was still trotted out as the dominant government response to riots not caused by gangs.

CS gas could also be used during future outbreaks of disorder, they said.

Tensions were ratcheted up on Friday when the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, said police were prepared for outbreaks of disorder.

There were outbreaks of disorder and in one case student demonstrators attacked a car carrying Prince Charles and his wife Camilla.

Despite suffering some outbreaks of disorder, Nottingham, Surrey and Kent – which received 38 claims between them – did not class what happened in their area as a riot.

At a press conference, he said: 'Over the last four hours there have been sporadic but continuing outbreaks of disorder and violence involving predominantly young men.

Police issued a statement referring to the violence as "sporadic outbreaks of disorder at the Birmingham derby".