The war, Władysław hoped, would also solve the problem of unrest among the Cossacks, a militant group living in the Ukraine, near the Ottoman border, who could find worth in such a campaign, and turn their attention to fighting for the Commonwealth, instead of against it.
At the Marley's Bar & Grill, a place she runs with her husband Martin on South Florissant Road in Ferguson, Missouri, Kelly was quick to claim that media reports had overstated the problems of unrest in her hometown.
The town, inaugurated on January 1 , 1881 was not a municipality in the normal sense; it was an effort, as George Pullman saw it, to solve the problems of labour unrest and poverty.
The problems of industrial unrest continued to flare up, and the waterfront remained a flashpoint.
In any case, one is left with the problem of why political unrest boiled over, if boil over it did, in precisely 500.
If confirmed, he will face the problem of ongoing Syrian unrest and continuing concern over Iran's nuclear programme.
This is a problem that will logically create bursts of unrest in a way the country has not yet experienced.
These provinces have a longer history of unrest, pointing to a broader problem in this central region of Afghanistan.
A major problem in calculating the probability that the state of unrest is changed by the earthquake is not only to know how many times a volcano changed its state of unrest due to the earthquake, but also to know how many times the many other volcanoes did not change their state of unrest, despite the earthquake.
When there is a fundamental long-standing problem of this nature, there will be unrest in the country and the electorate may do desperate things—such as elect a president who is unfit for the office or like the UK with Brexit, withdraw from a common market against their own economic interests.
Since there is no unemployment insurance in Egypt there was a tacit warning regarding social and political unrest if the problem of unemployment persists.
