Sentence examples for public disorders from inspiring English sources

As well as preparing for a probable judicial slow-down, the police and courts may also need to plan for possible major riots or public disorders around the Olympics.

Demonstrating the app at TED Technologyy, Entertainment and Design), Mr Iaconesi said that it could help demonstrators and people caught up in public disorders.

For the first time in the history of our major economic depressions there has been a notable absence of public disorders and industrial conflict".

President Obama, seeking to quiet the public disorders of which he took the Arizona shooting to be a symptom, spoke of the healing value of "civility" -- a general virtue whose desirability no one could fail to endorse.

According to NPR commentator Geoff Nunberg, "Over the course of American history, it's the cry that the people in charge have raised to confront the threat of violence bubbling up from below — whether as popular insurrections, public disorders, radical agitators or gangs.

According to this theory, public disorder like vandalism and littering breeds bad behavior and even crime.

Officers stressed that police had undertaken dispersal tactics that mirrored their training and public disorder planning.

They face charges of "organising public disorder" and "intentional destruction of property".

First, water cannons are tools for responding to serious public disorder, not for policing protest.

Women have to be sequestered or contained lest they raise male lust and cause public disorder.

Time and again we see how binge drinking fuels public disorder.