Sentence examples for violent disorders from inspiring English sources

The American embassy had warned United States citizens on Tuesday to be prepared for violent disorders in Caracas.

Discussing his officers' actions, he said "things happen in violent disorders" and he regretted any injuries caused.

The potential for violent disorders in Malaysia was clear two weeks ago when some illegal migrants rioted at a detention camp near Kuala Lumpur, the capital.

The so-called Battle of Orgreave led to 95 people being charged with riot and violent disorders but their cases were dropped amid questions about the reliability of police evidence.

That same month the death of an opposition leader under mysterious circumstances sparked violent disorders that led to French military intervention at Port-Gentil to protect French nationals and their property.

Lyndon B. Johnson appointed a National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (the Kerner Commission) to investigate the violent disorders that had erupted in several U.S. cities, including Detroit, since 1965.

He has admitted violent disorder.

"Bagarre" means "violent disorder, uproar, scuffle, fray".

He was subsequently charged with violent disorder.

Either burglary, robbery, violent disorder or egging on the crowd.

Seventy-eight protesters were charged, most with violent disorder.