Forms of unrest arising from a mass act of civil disobedience in which the participants become hostile toward authority, and authorities incur difficulties in maintaining public safety and order, over the disorderly crowd.
Similar factors were behind deadly civilunrest in Iraq in early October.
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He has been reporting this week on the civilunrest in Britain.
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To the east, Somalia is plagued by terrorism, kidnappings and civilunrest.
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There had been fears that Jean's disqualification might lead to civilunrest.
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Oates, 76, spoke with Reuters about the novel, civilunrest and racism.
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It also provided a model for other countries torn by civilstrife.
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The book has forever closed upon the dreadful pageant of civilstrife.
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The book has forever closed upon the dread pageant of civilstrife.
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The Federal authorities feared to act, lest they should precipitate civilstrife.
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At a later period civilstrife was to destroy their last traces.
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And the result is not just general disappointment and worrisome socialunrest.
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There is also the prospect of possible food riots and socialunrest.
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Early indicators include socialunrest in China and India's intensifying Maoist rebellion.
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It was the time of the Vietnam war and rumbling socialunrest.
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There are concerns that protests and socialunrest may jeopardise fiscal consolidation.
Uso de civil disorder em inglês
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SADTU and SANCO representatives have also been blamed for the civildisorder.
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There are songs exhorting people to all sorts of civildisorder in pursuit of their 'rights'.
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The authorities have reacted with moderation in the face of large-scale civildisorder, they have said.
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If the poor were left hopeless, he said, poverty would undermine societies through confrontation, violence and civildisorder.
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Unrest and civildisorder ensue.
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Endicott held that to tolerate any measure of diversity in religious practices was to cultivate the ferment of civildisorder.
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Oh, there had been some outbreaks of civildisorder, but for the most part people were taking it surprisingly calmly.
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Gruen admits that the efforts of Leeds council to improve community cohesion offer "no guarantee" against future civildisorder.
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A close outcome will almost certainly lead to accusations (by either side) of "election-rigging" and potentially to civildisorder.
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The government responded by invoking a law that allows it to mobilise workers in the case of civildisorder or natural disasters.
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The government responded by invoking a law that allows it to mobilize workers in the case of civildisorder or natural disasters.
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John Howson 31' 20 1981 Springbok tour and how sports journalists cope with controversy and civildisorder.
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The first morning we were all in the bedroom together, and, there being no blameless person to collect fines, the wildest civildisorder prevailed.
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The Guard is officially patrolling the streets to prevent civildisorder, but the Guardsmen are getting bored and occasionally help out with regular policework.
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The US Marshals Service's Special Operations Group says it is "deployed in high-risk and sensitive law enforcement situations, national emergencies, civildisorder and natural disasters."
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The National Guard had not been adequately trained to handle civildisorders.