Sentence examples for repeated unrest from inspiring English sources

In 2010, Lukashenko's landslide election win provoked mass protests, and the regime remains on edge about the prospect of repeated unrest in the fallout from the coming result.

However, it is also conceivable that Somali war survivors in general have had an unusually high exposure to conflict-related events during the long periods of repeated unrest.

Adams: I passionately believe the recent and repeating racial unrest needs to be put behind us.

The DRC has suffered repeated bouts of unrest since the president, Joseph Kabila, announced that elections scheduled for later this year would be delayed.

Mr Morsi has shielded the army and police from scrutiny of repressive tactics that left perhaps a thousand Egyptians dead in repeated bouts of unrest.

Thailand has been wracked by repeated bouts of unrest since the military ousted Thaksin in 2006 amid charges of corruption and alleged disrespect for the monarchy.

Antonis Vradis, a geographer at Durham University who has studied the impact of repeated waves of unrest here since 2008, describes how the youth networks have been preparing for this week's "rupture" with the ECB: "They are creating structures you can't default on.

In fact, monitoring of repeated periods of unrest enabled alerting prior to the 2015 eruption.

Erdoğan the pragmatist may be reasoning, that if repeated, such destructive unrest may pave the way for him to re-embrace the nationalist masses, and help keep him in the power.

The honour comes two years after the 46-year-old scholar was convicted of separatism and condemned to a life behind bars by a court in Xinjiang, a vast region of western China where there have been repeated outbreaks of ethnic unrest and violence.

That night, riots born in desperation broke out in Washington's black neighborhoods, and the unrest was repeated across the nation.