Sentences with phrase «growing social unrest»

A lack of home and business ownership — and such investment in communities — can easily lead to or contribute to growing social unrest.

... Poverty and unequal dimensions of power, property and resources, are the main causes for growing social unrest around the world.

The ECB will have to respond to catastrophic eurozone unemployment and growing social unrest by stepping up asset purchases this year, after a hiatus in the past few months...

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Social unrest is growing.

Even before news reports emerged in recent days about the potential misuse of Facebook data, federal regulators and Congress grappled with social media's growing influence on U.S. elections and the ways in which Russian operatives used the platforms to attempt to sow social unrest ahead of the 2016 presidential contest.

Anti-clericalism, along with demands for Church reform and renewal, further powered by general social unrest, was growing everywhere.

He grew up during an epoch of transition, following Senegal's period of social and political unrest, where art served as mode of social activism and self - expression for the disenfranchised people.

Growing up during an epoch of transition, which followed Senegal's period of social and political unrest, Cissé understands the ways that art serves as a mode of social activism.

Intended to provide predictable costs for employers and quell growing social and labour unrest by state - administered payments and medical coverage for injured workers, it became a model looked to by many jurisdictions, including Ontario.