Príklady unrest

• In its initial use of regulations the unionist government drew most heavily on measures aimed at averting immediate violence and civil unrest.

• However, spiralling wage demands, growing unrest and strikes continued.

• The opportunity exploitation model portrays this unrest as actually strengthening the government's grip on power and minimizing any diversionary incentive.

• The incorporation of rural gentry also prevented unrest in the countryside, by aligning the main possessors of armed force with the imperial state.

• Relatives further highlighted the reduction of inner unrest, that accompanied the older drugs, as an advantage of clozapine.

• They worried, too, about the potential for fostering labor unrest at a time when unions were growing in influence.

• This might happen as a result of such things as: domestic political unrest, and war-related damage to production, distribution, and transportation facilities.

• First, we are examining overall domestic unrest, rather than who is causing the unrest.

• The strategic avoidance literature says it is too risky to be provocative when the strong state experiences high levels of unrest.

• It has been accompanied by adverse environmental impacts resulting from political instability, social unrest, and inadequate employment creation in lowland agriculture and in the cities.

• The crowd slowly began to disperse but unrest continued until the end of the day.

• The ruling elite was greatly concerned with this unrest.

• Through a frontlash, rivals of civil rights progress defined racial discord as criminal and argued that crime legislation would be a panacea to racial unrest.

• Nor do they feature the social unrest and anarchism common to other factory melodramas.

• This, coupled with the dislocation caused by the steam-based industrial revolution, engendered considerable social unrest.