Sentence examples for trigger riots from inspiring English sources
In June, the government said it would not stop Ms Suu Kyi from travelling up-country to meet supporters, but warned her that the visits could trigger riots.
If the Food & Agricultural Organisation FAOO) food price index rises above 210, they warned, it could trigger riots across large areas of the world.
Aung San Suu Kyi will make her first political appearance outside Burma's main city, Rangoon, today since her release from seven years of house arrest, a journey that is going ahead despite a government warning it could trigger riots.
Hours after David Blunkett, the former home secretary, suggested last week that the arrival of Roma immigrants could trigger riots, an email was opened inside the headquarters of the Roma Support Group (RSG).
27 October: Deaths of Zyed Benna and Bouna Traore in Clichy-sous-Bois trigger riots.
If a simulation by the Center for Naval Analyses CNAA) has it right, mankind is inching toward a dystopian future where food shortage will trigger riots and wars.
In 2011, Buhari's loss triggered riots in northern Nigeria that left at least 800 dead.
It triggers riots between Hindus and Muslims that leave around 2,000 people dead.
The results have triggered riots in the impoverished, Muslim north, where Jonathan, from the oil-rich, Christian south, lacks support.
Jonathan's disputed 2011 election victory triggered riots in the north that killed an estimated 800 people.
The campaigns for justice for Harry Stanley, an unarmed man shot dead by police, and Wayne Douglas, whose death in custody triggered riots, were also under police surveillance.
