Примеры использования Mass panic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They want mass panic.
Mass panic followed by a war.
We're talking mass panic.
Mass panic… economic damage, terror.
This news triggered mass panic.
The leaflet caused mass panic in Europe in the late 1970s and 1980s.
There's going to be mass panic.
A similar scene of mass panic and death occurred following the arrival in Srebrenica of a third UNHCR convoy on 31 March.
So there's no mass panic yet.
If we try to stop this race, we're gonna have mass panic!
You recommend that I set off a mass panic and you can't even show me an X ray?
Or you're gonna have your big disaster… mass panic.
The existence of SCPs is withheld from the public to prevent mass panic and to allow human civilization to function normally.
According to ICCPR, limitations based on reasons of public order would entail prohibitions on speech that may incite crime,violence or mass panic.
The other three fireships now attached themselves to an equal number of large Dutch merchantmen on the northern edge of the fleet andburnt them, causing a mass panic on the other vessels, the sailors of which mostly abandoned their ships, escaping to the south in the boats.
They also alleged that there had been no rescue forces or other organised on-the-spot assistance at the scene of the disaster,which became a cauldron of chaos and mass panic.
The Garvey family, Nora, and Matt move to Jarden at a time which coincides with an incident that leads to the disappearance of three young girls,followed by mass panic and chaos that threatens the town's safety and forces the Garvey and Murphy families to confront their inner demons.
On 8 March, the South Yemeni Air Force managed to carry out an attack on Sana'a City, with 3 Su-22 bombers with 5 MiG-21 fighters flying top cover, dropping 500-pound bombs on a Mechanized Infantry base and strafing the Judges' Court andCentral Prison, causing mass panic among civilians.
However, they do so by using the base's advanced technology to teleport the entire Mount Wundagore,provoking a mass panic in the city but not causing any casualties as the mountain is"half-phased", so most of it doesn't physically interact with the water or anything passing through it.
The hours around lunchtime are probably key ones since people will be looking to upload photos of their burgers and cronuts,so we can only assume that there is mass panic in the social networking sphere.
And you thought the cops would think it was a terrorist attack,and they would be so busy dealing with mass panic that they would never think of murder.
Both groups felt that an enemy nation could deliberately flood the U.S. with false UFO reports, causing mass panic and allowing them to launch a sneak attack.
Aleksei Arbatov, deputy chairman of the Duma Defense committee wrote in the Moskovkie Novosti weekly,"The terror against peaceful residents we can see in Israeli is able to paralyze Russia,cause mass panics, and the most negative political consequences, including introduction of emergency in the country.".
Information space is more often stressed by stunning news about terrorist attacks, wave of capture, scuffles with law enforcement officers and other events,which total result is mass casualties, panic and chaos.
But Goebbels banned its playing in Germany altogether, stating that the German people- who were at that point going through almost nightly Allied bombing raids- were less than enthusiastic about seeing a film that portrayed mass death and panic.
Medical sociologist Robert E. Bartholomew and author Peter Hassall cite the 1909 series of sightings(and the subsequent public panic) as a classic example of mass hysteria begun by a regional urban legend.
Other than weapons of mass destruction,terrorists had used and would continue to use other means of"mass destruction" or"mass disruption" to cause massive casualties, damage and panic.
The aim of the terrorists, on the other hand, is to destroy the aspirations andwill power of our people through mass killings and the destruction of Iraq's infrastructure, and to stop economic life in Iraq and create a state of tension, panic and instability in order to undermine peace and security.
Act 14 of 2007, in its article 287, specifies a penalty of from 20 to 30 years of imprisonment for any person who, with the aim of disturbing the public peace,causes panic, terror or fear in the population or part of the population, or uses radioactive material, weapons, fire, explosives, biological or toxic substances or any other means of mass destruction or element with such potential, against living beings, public services, property or other items.
In her closing remarks,the Deputy Secretary-General noted that fear of the year 2000 problem is also a problem which could cause a secondary crisis resulting in financial panics and mass hoarding of goods.