Sentence examples for violent crises from inspiring English sources

Mr. Freeh, a former agent, mafia-busting prosecutor and federal judge, quickly took charge of the agency and led it through the aftermath of the standoffs in Idaho and Texas, overhauling its response to potentially violent crises.

An inquiry cleared the agency of setting a fire at the compound that cost more than 80 lives, and Mr. Freeh took steps to change the way his agents responded to potentially violent crises.

Economic, political and violent crises could continue unfolding in many parts of the world.

It is a question of who will be most able to revitalize France, especially after the violent crises that have rattled all of Europe.

Research has indicated that investing early to prevent conflicts internationally from escalating into violent crises is, on average, 60 times more cost effective than intervening after violence erupts.

It is constantly subject to bouts of fear, of anxiety, and to violent crises of nostalgia towards what is familiar and known.

That seemed to be the case in Kenya in 2007, plunging that country into a violent crisis.

Abderrahmane Sissako's film "Timbuktu" (Jan . 28 is also centered on a place in violent crisis: the city in Mali, as it was being taken over by jihadists.

All of this increases the impact of his moral self-disgust, as his cowardice is exposed in the final violent crisis.

Earlier today, Mr. Barak sought to convince legislators that a vote to bring down the government would be unpatriotic during a time of violent crisis with the Palestinians.

But the build-up of debt raises the risk of a far more violent crisis and recession especially if, as now, there is little room for central banks to cut interest rates.