Anyone found guilty of causing " civil commotion " faces up to seven years in jail,
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This included assurance against adverse weather, non-appearance of teams, riots, strikes and civil commotion leading to cancellation of the event, its postponement or relocation.
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The ordinance adds a new offense called " creation of civil commotion, " which can cover anyone calling an illegal strike or work slowdown.
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He was a man of distinction in his native city, but because of the civil commotions there he went to Athens while still young.
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Specific exclusions are often written into the contract to limit the liability of the insurer; common examples are claims relating to suicide, fraud, war, riot, and civil commotion.
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Insurance policies that include a clause covering " riots, strikes and malicious damages " tend to exclude losses incurred from civil commotion or popular uprising of an organized nature.
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The group threatened the lives of lawmakers, " fomented civil commotion and unrest " in parts of Fiji and supported rioting and looting during their armed insurrection, the statement added.
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Labor unrest, strikes, riots and civil commotion, including power blackouts and other abnormal events, should be included in the contingency plans of the security and general services departments of corporations and proprietors.
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In addition to the governor, the Declaration listed a number of the governor's associates said to be " his wicked and pernicious councilors, confederates, aiders, and assisters against the commonalty in these our civil commotions ."
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The situation of the English in the Middle East will be rendered more precarious, in the event of major German operations, if more British forces are tied down at the right moment by civil commotion or revolt.
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