Sentences with phrase «rioters in»

On top of the story gameplay, you can also unlock special rioters in the game and play local multiplayer giving you some additional longevity.

The Met is considering using rubber bullets against rioters in London this evening, as officers anticipate another night of «mass disorder».

For instance, if a highly unpopular bill made it through Parliament thanks to blatant corruption and there were armed rioters in the streets, the monarch would probably be able to provide a constitutional safety valve by refusing assent to the bill on the advice of a senior minister with some security responsibilities.

What an appalling message», and @JonDMack says» @metpoliceuk now want to shoot students with baton rounds, but didn't want to shoot rioters in August?

is surely this: how did words delivered in an academic context end up, utterly changed in meaning, in the inflaming of rioters in the bazaars of Karachi and Islamabad?

To this Walsh issued a stinging rebuke: «I do not imagine that rioters in Pakistan had read Benedict's words in full, but I would have expected Karen Armstrong to have done so.»

You are a moron, hateful human being and you are no better than the rioters in Lbya.

Secular Morals; PETALING JAYA: A 20 - year - old Malaysian student who was on his way to buy food to break his fast (for Ramadan) was attacked by rioters in Barking East, London.

Not exact matches

I've written a few times about people being fired for their off - the - job behaviour (See: Fired for Being a Jerk in Public and Should Rioters be Fired?

In an odd reversal of the horrific events of Charlottesville, a neighbor who supported the Myers family actually drove her car into the rioters, stopping just short of ramming them.

Rioters torched Buddhist temples and homes in Bangladesh over a Facebook photo deemed offensive to Islam.

A government that maintains itself in power only by violence (economic, psychological, physical, or military violence, or just plain violence) absolutely can not protest when guerrillas, revolutionaries, rioters, criminals attack it violently.

«If the club of the policeman, knocking out the brains of the rioter, will answer, then well and good; but if it does not promptly meet the exigency, then bullets and bayonets, canister and grape — with no sham or pretense, in order to frighten men, but with fearful and destructive reality — constitute the one remedy and the one duty of the hour....

After antifederalist riots at Carlisle, Franklin returned to the scene with a satire against the rioters, comparing them to the ancient Jews who rejected a constitution handed down by God and «recorded in the most faithful of all Histories, the Holy Bible.»

In February 2002, Hindu rioters killed 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, in GujaraIn February 2002, Hindu rioters killed 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, in Gujarain Gujarat.

They say the devices will be used to control rioters and in counter-insurgency operations.

One rioter quoted in a Guardian article clearly has a more practical understanding of new media tools than many commentators, politicians, and judges:

It is this «system» that is particularly at play in the disparate «motivating grievances» identified by rioters as the causes for their actions.

Ties in nicely with the propaganda work before the G20, when everything possible was done to tell the public that all protesters were rioters (see stories like «poll tax protesters coming out of retirement» & «don't wear a suit or you'll be hunted down»).

Yet the demand for a revolution, channelling the kind of violence, looting and murder seen in London and on other UK cities» streets two years ago against «the source of (the rioters») grievance» is much more delusional, much more seriously irresponsible towards the youth whom he admires for their refusal to take democracy seriously.

[224] Metropolitan Police deputy assistant commissioner Stephen Kavanagh confirmed that police in London were considering using baton rounds against rioters, not previously used by mainland police in public order operations (though they were first approved for use in England and Wales in 2001).

Many watched in horror as rioters stormed around the streets either with police standing by, or with no police in sight.

Four compound houses were on Friday October 7, torched in the Nyanshegu community of the Tamale Metropolitan area, following some rioters» attempt to lynch alleged witches in the area.

In August 2011, Mercer with his knowledge of Northern Ireland, led the calls for considering the use of water cannon and other robust police tactics to deal with the rioters during the 2011 England riots.

She says the rioters did not represent people in Hackney.

5.30 pm: Simon Hughes, the Lib Dem deputy leader and MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark, told MPs in his speech that the media should be willing to hand their footage to the police to help them identify rioters.

However, the Police responded by shooting into the air to disperse the rioters alleged to be supporters of a faction of APC in Rivers.

The prime minister said the government will review whether it is possible to stop suspected rioters spreading online messages, in his opening statement during a Commons debate on Thursday on the widespread civil disorder for which MPs were recalled from their summer recess.

... make similarly emphatic condemnations of the rioters, but in a speech at his old school in Camden, Ed Miliband, the Labour eader, will denounce Cameron's ideas to deal with rioters, put forward over the weekend, as «gimmicks».

Unions were linked with rioters: «Referring to the need to garner support for curbing trade union power, John Hoskyns, head of Mrs Thatcher's policy unit, proposed: «We should try — implicitly and subtly, not very obviously — to link in people's minds the moral similarity between high pay claims demanded with menaces and other forms of anti-social behaviour, including rioting and looting.»

The deadly mob violence that wracked England this past week has abated, as police came out in force and used surveillance images to track down and arrest some 1,900 alleged rioters.

«World War Z» explodes right after the opening scenes, in which we see warnings that things are going awry: news reports of feral animals and dead dolphins, roving mobs and rioters — the usual premonitory noise that opens any disaster movie.

In its highly combustable, confusing, angry environment, where everyone from parents to rioters to cops is just making it up as they go along, the only thing that seems to matter are the underlying drives, whether it's goodheartedness or resentment.

Rioters smash and yell in the forwards, but we also get police sirens and other effects in the rears.

On the one hand, we get a man set alight by rioters, a child's horrific blinding, the discovery of Latika in a brothel district.

As noted, the film becomes less tiresome in its second half, when the scene shifts to the Cote d'Azur and the Cannes Film Festival, which is shut down by Godard, Truffaut (who is never seen) and fellow auteurs in support of the Paris rioters.

It's the 1979 Iran hostage crisis, and six State Department employees have escaped the rush of rioters storming the U.S. Embassy in Tehran.

Seated beside me were not rioters, but a tiny African - American child very much like the sidewalk artist appearing both in the film and on its posters.

Gook (Unrated) Racial strife saga, set in South Central L.A. in the wake of the Rodney King verdict, revolving around the attempt of a couple of Korean - American brothers (Justin Chon and David So) to protect their shoe store from rioters with the help of a street-wise, 11 year - old black girl (Simone Baker).

Nearly every student in America has learned something since a jury virtually exonerated four white police officers accused of severely beating the black motorist Rodney G. King and rioters took to the streets in Los Angeles, educators said last week.

Young people under age 25, mainly impoverished blacks, were among the first to begin rioting on the streets of South - Central Los Angeles following the verdict in the Rodney G. King beating case, representing the leading edge of a violent wave that within hours brought rioters of all ages and racial and ethnic backgrounds out across the city, local observers said last week.

The city of Los Angeles, where thirty - four people had been killed in an August 1965 riot in the Watts section, was contemplating the purchase of bulletproof armored vehicles, each of which could be armed with a.30 - caliber machine gun; a choice of smoke screen, tear gas, or fire - extinguishing launchers; and a siren so loud it was said to disable rioters.

Martin Luther King Jr. had been assassinated just two weeks prior and riots had broken out in 125 cities around the country, including in Chicago, where mayor Daley suggested the police had gone too easy on the rioters.

As an Agent, you're tasked with freeing civilians from the clutches of Rioters (one of four opposing factions in The Division), establishing viral scan locations, securing supply drops and completing missions such as destroying napalm factories and scouring the Lincoln Tunnel.

While the mission path in the beta is relatively linear, players are free to head off the beaten path to explore for extra supplies, complete «Encounter» side - missions and fight off the rioters that dominate the city.

In a wonderful dramatic twist Chaucer's rioters stumble upon an old man who cherishes Death to escape the weariness of a long life.

Rankin says that the short - term move to withdraw from handling any of the Vancouver rioter cases should be in place by early May.

It was «striking» that R (D) A 1886 «does not expressly provide compensation for either... personal injury caused by rioters and resulting medical expenditure or... damage to property in the streets such as a parked car».

In particular, «whether persons who suffer loss when rioters destroy their property can in principle obtain compensation for consequential losses, including loss of profits and loss of rent» and if so on what basiIn particular, «whether persons who suffer loss when rioters destroy their property can in principle obtain compensation for consequential losses, including loss of profits and loss of rent» and if so on what basiin principle obtain compensation for consequential losses, including loss of profits and loss of rent» and if so on what basis.

As Lord Hodge pointed out in the Supreme Court on 20 April 2016, for four days from 6 to 9 August 2011, «London suffered from serious rioting» with the rioters causing extensive damage to property: «Property owners and insurers suffered significant losses.»