Sentence examples for popular turmoil from inspiring English sources

Many of the political concessions made earlier, under the pressure of popular turmoil, were now restricted or abrogated.

After the death of Boris Godunov and the murder of his son Feodor, False Dmitriy I became the Tsar of Russia, and remained in that capacity until killed during a popular turmoil in 1606, which also eliminated the Polish presence in Moscow.

Even without meaningful popular voting, China's political turmoil was curtailed by term and age limits and informal rules that require consensus.

I asked Levi if he could offer a "Book Report" to start a conversation here on Yergin's arguments, which have made the energy analyst a popular target of people foreseeing turmoil from "peak oil".

A radio station in southern China is in turmoil after its popular call-in program broadcast a listener's statement that the governing Communist Party should relinquish power, a Hong Kong-based human rights group said today.

US officials have warned that restrictions on civil society groups could hinder aid to Egypt, which would be a major blow to the country as it struggles with economic woes and continued turmoil since the popular uprising that led to Hosni Mubarak being ousted last year.

Libya has been in a state of turmoil since a popular uprising backed by a NATO-led airstrike campaign ousted strongman Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.

Despite the market turmoil, he is relatively popular.

But if a condescending China in its pomp is galling, one in economic trouble or political turmoil and pandering to xenophobic popular opinion would be worse.

Turks will go to the polls against a backdrop of increasing political turmoil and in the first popular test for Erdogan since last summer's widespread street protests.

The turmoil threatens to hobble a popular on-ramp to the high-speed Internet.