Exemplos de uso de To unrest em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Such an order will lead to unrest.
Scott was accused of incitement to unrest and a threat to the health and safety of minors.
Tiberius cannot arrive to unrest.
Any attempt at taking short cuts in rebuilding this system may lead to unrest, with a legitimate goal proving to be the cause of even greater tragedies for the Iranian people.
The latter had to make an expedition to the province due to unrest.
The worsening economic conditions led to unrest and triggered a political crisis in 2012.
The government tried to increase the tax bured,leading to unrest in 1716.
The appearance of the Palmyrenes on Egypt's eastern frontier would have contributed to unrest in the province, whose society was fractured; Zenobia had supporters and opponents among local Egyptians.
And that leads to starvation, it leads to uncertainty,it leads to unrest.
The ministry of the eloquent Apollos had led to unrest in the church at Corinth.
This situation is getting worse each year; it does not correspond to a free trade philosophy, it is the source of growing impoverishment andit is a factor leading to unrest.
Although these are not comparable with what is going on in Kosovo,they do lead to unrest amongst the very large Albanian minority.
The government responded to unrest with a mix of concessions- including the repeal of the Emergency Law and approving new laws permitting new political parties and liberalizing local and national elections- and force.
Henry was disconnected from his barons, anda mutual lack of understanding led to unrest and resentment towards his rule.
However,"due to unrest and the ever-present foreign menace from over the border", a state of martial law exists, enabling the President, Kevin Baugh, to exercise all powers of governance, including foreign affairs, while making the National Assembly an advisory body with no legislative powers.
I should also like to point out to Mr Bolkestein that the course currently taken by matters has led to unrest in the US too.
His death casts more uncertainty over the Nigerian political landscape andhas led to an increased climate of mistrust and to unrest and violence. This has highlighted the need for further confidence-building measures from those now in power, vis-à-vis Nigerian society as a whole.
Bathgate remained a very small rural community until the middle of the 19th century with only a foray by Covenanters in the 17th century to unrest the populace.
Religious extremism increases in the Middle East and various countries and regions around the world,leading to unrest and wars which result in many people fleeing their homes and seeking refuge in Europe.
On 11 November, KAdm Alfred Breusing relieved Prittwitz und Gaffron as commander of the squadron, and in December embarked on a tour of the southern portion of the East Asia Station,though the cruise had to be cut short due to unrest in Shanghai that necessitated Fürst Bismarck's presence there.
In 654-655, Uthman ordered the preparation of an expedition to capture the capital of the Eastern Roman empire, Constantinople,but due to unrest in the empire that grew in 655 and resulted in his assassination, the expedition was delayed for decades only to be attempted unsuccessfully under the next dynasty of Ummayad rulers.
The Commission believes it important to underscore with regard to the stability of Paraguayan institutions, that said stability was overshadowed in the early part of the year by reiterated requests for the impeachment of the President of the Republic anda series of tense social pressures and mobilizations-peasant movements, internal workers' movements, privatization processes-that arose and led to unrest in the government employee sector and accusations of corruption that produced considerable political instability.
The Pope reminded the bishops that if peace is to plant deep roots,concrete efforts must be made to diminish the factors contributing to unrest, particularly corruption, ethnic tensions, indifference and selfishness, recalling that"treaties and other agreements, indispensable building blocks in the peace process, will only bear fruit if they are inspired and accompanied by the exercise of mature and morally upright leadership.
A combination of high food prices and poverty is the worst possible combination.It is a lethal combination leading to unrest in a number of developing countries; it is a combination leading to starvation.
If peace is to plant deep roots,concrete efforts must be made to diminish the factors contributing to unrest, particularly corruption, ethnic tensions, indifference and selfishness.
Why did you meet with these saboteurs in the months leading to the unrest?
In 1905-1906 the university was temporarily closed due to student unrest.
Similar acts followed in other countries,partly in response to labor unrest.
This led to social unrest, including general strikes between 1997 and 1999.
It arises due to labor unrest in both countries after the First World War.