Sentence examples for stop riots from inspiring English sources
In my research I asked some of my constituents what they thought was necessary to stop riots happening again.
Also from Ken's programme notes last week – how to stop riots: "corporal and capital punishment, slash benefits, put single mothers in hostels … chuck out all the asylum seekers... Kids think the world owes them a living … Human rights?
"It seems stupid that they would try to stop riots by taking couches off porches," said Jessica Sufit, 20, a junior who was hit in the forehead by part of a lamppost during a Dec. 1 uprising after Colorado beat Texas in a championship football game.
Sonia Gandhi also said Congress stood for a secular India, in a pointed reference to Modi, whose critics accuse him of failing as state chief minister to stop riots in Gujarat in 2002 in which more than 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, died.
"I'm sure our intention with Dancing in the Street was to calm people and have them stop rioting and looting stores.
Tomorrow, Facebook, Twitter and BlackBerry maker RIM prepare to head into the Home Office to discuss with Teresa May how they can help stop rioting and violent disorder (read here for more information).
In the build-up to that tournament, Vidic was forced to appeal to fans to stop rioting during a 1-0 friendefeatfeatoto New Zealand.
The following day, Richard went on a French-language Montreal radio station to ask the fans to stop rioting and instead to support the Canadiens in the playoffs.
On BBC Radio, retired professional wrestling icon Hulk Hogan recently made an impassioned, almost paternal, plea to his beloved U.K. Hulkamaniacs to stop rioting.
Around 1 AM local time on Tuesday morning News Corp journalists heard a message played over the center's loudspeaker urging detainees to stop rioting, before police allegedly wearing riot gear stormed the facility.
Donegan said he and local Ardoyne authority figures - among them Irish Republican Army veterans once involved in directing, not stopping, riots - tried all night to take rocks, bottles and stones out of children's hands, but the kids wouldn't listen.
