Примери коришћења Social unrest на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Dragisic: Social unrest has been expected
This resulted in high unemployment and social unrest, but ultimately also economic growth, particularly in the services sector.
highly underdeveloped region where I also see social unrest as a potential security threat.
capital cities rank considerably lower as many suffered either terrorist attacks or social unrest in the last few years.
If not, then the plunge in the polls will most likely continue, and social unrest becomes a real possibility.
If not, then the plunge in the polls will most likely continue, and social unrest becomes a real possibility.
With the recent social unrest and massive protests across China,
continued to present the risk of social unrest.".
as the funds earmarked for state coffers will help alleviate social unrest.
climate catastrophe or social unrest that ends the world as we know it,
The result was widespread poverty and social unrest that the largely undemocratic German states were ill-equipped to deal with.
were marred by early Stalinist repressions, social unrest, political strife
a large percentage claimed to be ready to participate in social unrest and even violence," he said.
face damaging supply disruptions that could lead to suffering and social unrest, scientists warned Monday.
Each of these circumstances were marked by exceptional market unease, social unrest and declining confidence in public institutions.
Bjørnland argues that an egalitarian approach- distributing wealth between generations- has contributed to strong life satisfaction and a lack of social unrest in Norway.
Marantz, a brilliant and eclectic writer, has in recent years trained his attention on the tech world and its contribution to social unrest in the United States and beyond.
What if it had been this covert op that was designed to incite the social unrest necessary to justify the creation of Pretorius?
were fueled by the same social unrest and the desire to change society.
The Swiss Armed Forces have in the past held general manouvres in which the starting point was social unrest in neighbouring countries.