Sentence examples for riots whether from inspiring English sources

In a way, we are all responsible for the riots, whether directly or indirectly.

Last week I saw friendships broken and relationships lost over whether what is happening in Baltimore should be called a "revolution" or a "riot," whether the violence that took place was justified or not, and even whether or not a Baltimore mother did our race a disservice by reprimanding her child for participating in the unrest.

Connelly added that "there will be an increased police presence in the surrounding neighborhoods to assist residents and visitors alike" but would not say whether that number was in response to the recent riots or whether it would be typical of past Preakness race days.

They are disputing where the blame lies for the loss of control of the streets to looters, who deserves the credit for quelling the riots, and whether budget cuts will endanger public safety.

We spoke about the fifth anniversary of the 2011 London riots, and whether or not targeting Heathrow was the most effective way to get the message that Black Lives Matter across.

Karzai was desperate to find out whether the riots were spontaneous or whether Fahim orchestrated them.

But regardless of the political positions of the women of Pussy Riot, and whether or not one agrees with those positions, one must in any case deplore the absurdly severe punishments that have been meted out to them.

They're the stars of a new documentary, The Hard Stop, and it feels pretty timely because five years on, the question of why the riots started and whether they could happen again has been quietly shoved to one side.

"There's going to be riots on the streets whether they win or lose," she said.

The three judges are to view BBC news coverage of the riots before they decide whether any of the sentences handed down were excessive.

The world is waiting to see whether the riots on Thursday were the final spasm of anger in Serbia or the first tremor in a new Balkan earthquake.