Sentences with phrase «violent unrest»
"Violent unrest" refers to a situation where there is a high level of violence, chaos, and disorder occurring within a community or society. It often involves protests, riots, and aggressive actions by people who are unsatisfied or angry with a particular issue or situation. Full definition
Tens of thousands across the country peacefully chanted, picketed and protested Monday against President Donald Trump's immigration and labor policies on May Day, despite a small pocket of violent unrest in the Pacific Northwest.
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The petition drive comes as New York City officials have convened a panel to review statutes and their historic symbolism in the wake of violent unrest in Charlottesville, Virginia stemming from the push to remove a Confederate war monument to Robert E. Lee.
The expected bump on Wall Street came as headlines turned from the President's provocative comments on North Korea to violent unrest over the weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia.
First, the «colectivos», radical, often armed, left - wing groups that impose order in neighbourhoods such as 23 de Enero in Caracas, might generate violent unrest.
They point out, for instance, that the onset of severe drought which, followed by violent unrest in Syria and Iraq during the late 7th century BC, bears a striking resemblance to the severe drought and subsequent contemporary political conflict in Syria and northern Iraq today.
Such demand pushes prices up.:: CBS News Clashes over food prices trouble political leaders: Anger over high food and fuel costs in recent months has spawned violent unrest across the world.
Tens of thousands across the country peacefully chanted, picketed and protested yesterday against Trump's immigration and labor policies on May Day, despite a small pocket of violent unrest in the Pacific Northwest.
The Gunman summarizes the instability and violent unrest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the movie's opening moments and then seems to forget the country, its people, and the tragic battle for control over the government, elevated by foreign corporations that want to lay claim to the nation's vast deposits of natural resources.
Examining the migration of black visual artists to Los Angeles, she discloses the geography of artistic invention against the backdrop of the civil rights movement, Black Power and arts activism, and violent unrest.