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Romanian rugby became associated with the totalitarian police and military and many players were killed in the civil disruption that followed the collapse of the system.

The plague of civil disruption pursued them.

Not just of the emergency measures themselves, but of major civil and economic disruption.

Even those who say that creating civil disruption when you cannot identify any of your objectives is rather irresponsible?

He then stated that equal rights for women and blacks were not "obtained by threats and violent demonstrations and civil disruption" but rather through due process.

The attacks were considered to cause civil disruption with the result to force Terrence O'Neill to resign.

But it has little tolerance for civil disruption, and could assert its power at any moment.

South Africa lost the series 2-1, but the tour and the massive civil disruption in New Zealand had ramifications far beyond rugby.

San Francisco's rowdy New Year's parties used to happen yearly at the plaza with some sort of civil disruption and rioting happening afterward.

"It has been suggested that among the various criminal elements, active during the recent civil disruptions, were agents of Manhattan."