Sentence examples for violent disturbances from inspiring English sources

The meeting of these two men was timed to the anniversary of the violent disturbances.

The government's decision last month to introduce rationing provoked violent disturbances.

The next August, the city's smoldering racial tensions erupted into the three days of violent disturbances in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

More than 2,500 people have been arrested during the fortnight as protests coincided with violent disturbances in some cities.

The remarkable lack of violent disturbances was traced by police authorities to superb cooperation with leaders of the peace movement.

Most brief but violent disturbances in Earth's wind systems involve large areas of ascending and descending air.

And since the violent disturbance Saturday in Brooklyn, where police officers were injured, the mayor's words have grown even harsher.

Northern Territory police have used a Taser to subdue a 16-year-old boy they said was causing a "violent disturbance" at a Darwin high school.

On Tuesday night a second violent disturbance erupted when the stabbing of an inmate by an unknown assailant led to a 30-minute melee.

They said in a statement officers "were faced with a 16-year-old male causing a violent disturbance and deployed a Taser on him in order to control the situation and ensure the safety of the attending officers, staff, students and members of the public".

Because of these threats, the students did not go to school on May 7. Here, both the specific events of May 5, 2010, and the pattern of which those events were a part made it reasonable for school officials to proceed as though the threat of a potentially violent disturbance was real.