ungovernability

"There are pockets of ungovernability in the country, and they will expand."

Even before these protests, the situation in the country was one of ungovernability."

But the overcrowded prison has held onto its reputation for violence and ungovernability.

"Those who want to go on a direct route to violence, ungovernability and chaos, should vote 'no'," he said recently.

Italy is now seriously threatened by its own ungovernability.

It is laying bare the ungovernability of the whole political system over which he presides.

But then again, much of the present talk about ungovernability relates not to the recent past but to the immediate future.

Somalia, however, became a byword for conflict, poverty and ungovernability.

"This is one of the few ways out of this ungovernability."

"We're talking today about a crisis of ungovernability."

Yet recently those fears about ungovernability have eased.

And it’s now on the cusp of ungovernability.

For many the motorcycle has become a potent symbol of anarchy and ungovernability in a troubled nation.

"But this is reality," he added, and "we are rapidly careering into a frightening state of ungovernability."

Guzmán claimed that such an equilibrium would manifest itself by ungovernability under the "old order."

But the fashionable talk of US "ungovernability" is nonsense.

And France has a tradition of ungovernability.

The attorney general's office released its own statement calling on the president to resign, "to prevent ungovernability that could destabilize the nation."

And "ungovernability" is suicidal because it reflects a terminal case of fatigue or self-pity.

They may have crossed into outright ungovernability.

If it's ungovernability you're after, go to Syria, Egypt or Iraq.

Chief Moloto ascribes the witch killings to "the sheer ungovernability of the young."

Offe (1987 refers to this condition as ungovernability.

Abroad, the doctrine of ungovernability always has been the first weapon and the last refuge of the demagogue.

Offe argues that this apparent ungovernability is experienced as frustration and a noticeable loss of confidence in the party political process.