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121. Were we to say nothing about it, or to ignore the problem that exists and the unrest in the black community?

122. Such isolated incidents of student unrest rapidly became a mass movement.

123. Economic unrest Workers at coal and copper mines went on strike during late July, demanding wage rises and improved conditions.

124. The government appears to be taking a conciliatory approach to the indigenous unrest.

125. Ethnic unrest is spreading throughout the south-western republics of the former Soviet Union.

126. This, and the growth of student unrest, finally killed off all hopes of establishing a university in the town.

127. On top of this is the mounting unrest in the provinces.

128. In a country accustomed to a dozy social peace the prospect of weekly demonstrations and labour unrest fills many voters with alarm.

129. Fearing urban unrest, the government holds grain prices down to levels that make it unattractive to farm.

130. But more immediately on his doorstep is continuing unrest among backbenchers who so nearly brought about his downfall last Wednesday.

131. There was serious unrest in the occupied territories on Dec. 12-13.

132. Kremlin holds the reins, page 7 Non-Communist becomes acting head of state Krenz falls as unrest fears grow.

133. Inflation, around 12%, is lowish but bothersome. Economic distress need not bring unrest.

134. Mondovi provoked severe unrest, contributing to the rebellious mood of the entire region.

135. The new Constitution was adopted following sustained popular unrest during 1987.

136. It started out with all the wrong assumptions about users and their habits and has paid the price in subscriber unrest.

137. In times of political unrest, the danger that extreme measures will be taken increases.

138. The Depression and the decline of the Distressed Areas made a return to such unrest very unlikely.

139. In 1921 the government was clearly still fearful of social unrest.

140. The call followed growing public unrest with several confrontations between the trade union movement and the government.

141. Mr Schulz's associates said the cartoonist captured the anxiety of an age underscored by evolving social and political unrest.

142. Yoshida stressed that labour unrest must be diminished so that trade unions and workers understood their responsibilities as well as their rights.

143. After providing a brief overview of the chronology of urban unrest during the 1980s,(www.Sentencedict.com) the chapter concentrates on two main themes.

144. Turning them into corporate-style, for-profit enterprises could require layoffs and lead to widespread and politically dangerous labor unrest.

145. The backbenchers' unrest was underlined by the rousing ovation they gave to Chancellor Nor-man Lamont at a private meeting yesterday.

146. And yet until the outbreak of widescale industrial unrest in the late 1880s, this class remained passive.

147. An official decision by the authorities to switch off electricity to student dormitories at 11 p.m. led to unrest on campus.

148. She was also flushed and evidently in a state of unrest, which made him feel chivalrous and sympathetic.

149. In addition, peasant unrest in areas where there was significant private landholding had reached serious proportions by May.

150. On May 27 the Army moved into Hyderabad with orders to shoot to kill in order to quell unrest.