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About 4,000 cases of in-flight passenger unruliness occur every year.
He went to the Naval Academy, where his pattern of unruliness and defiance continued.
Are the boys really messier, or are they fulfilling their teacher's expectation of boyish unruliness?
Despite their frequent violence and unruliness, demonstrators were not really challenging the established order.
The modern law of religious freedom is celebrated for its unruliness; hence the need for domesticating theory may seem urgent.
The triple problems of shortage of officers, lack of mobile reserves, the unruliness and unreliability of the non-professionals persisted.
That there might have been unruliness or any type of demonstration in the theatre was never hinted at.
Without these political regulations, the anatomical theater would have become the site of social disorder and the spectacle would have been undermined by unruliness and disorder.
The tension over the exams had been compounded by the uncertainties over their university entrance, so that the unruliness was probably the least that could be expected.
I notice the offences for which this corporal punishment of 12 strokes has been imposed include absconding, stealing, persistent unruliness, gross insolence and indecency.
The people must respond with disobedience and unruliness rather than accept these reactionary laws.
Since 1977, the issue of certificates of unruliness has been the subject of very strict conditions.
The first column in the following table shows the number of certificates of unruliness issued in respect of boys aged 15 or 16.
The total number of certificates of unruliness issued by juvenile courts in 1978 was 3,546; 3,404 for boys and 142 for girls.
That is the first point to be made, namely, that 101 certificates of unruliness does not necessarily mean that 101 girls have been dealt with.
Statistics on certificates of unruliness are not collected centrally.
He may still be sent home—if there is no accommodation for him at the local police cell or prison—on an unruliness certificate.
The number of certificates of unruliness issued is considerably greater than the number of boys received.
