She said the homes of workers had been attacked with stones and their windows broken.
One pub reportedly had its windows broken by bricks during running battles across several streets up to half a mile from the stadium.
To our disbelief a beautiful Ethiopian Orthodox church was looted - the inner sanctuary descrated, stained-glass windows broken, holy paintings ripped up, crosses - even those in the graveyards - looted.
The siding was torn away, the windows were broken and her husband's car was destroyed.
Mr. WALKER: So now we at the Faber Center, the windows are broken.
Windows were broken in two houses in the loyalist Gunnell Hill area of Whitewell, in the north of the city, after bricks were hurled at the homes about 0400 BST on Saturday.
Most famously, if one window was broken in a building and left unrepaired (his italics), soon all the other windows would be broken too, and criminal elements would take over.
Broken windows and screen doors twisted off hinges is about the worst damage in her neighborhood.
The damage done on the first march was far greater than just a few broken windows.
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Sunlight filtering through the broken windows illuminated more of the irregularly shaped char patterns.
After all, healthcare by its very nature is often little more than fixing broken windows.
It found no evidence that broken windows policing deterred crime or used city resources wisely.
Today, Broken Windows is among the most universally discredited theories in the social sciences.
But the unions will distance themselves from the protesters at the first sign of broken windows.
The company changes the locks, boards up broken windows, picks up the newspapers and mows the lawn.
Broken windows would stimulate glaziers, but the shift from consumption to building repairs would necessarily depress others.
Detroit could be the city to buck this trend, with its well-documented urban decay, its abundant broken windows.
This strategy should not be confused with the much-discussed "broken windows" approach, which New York has not consistently used.
Under Giuliani, Broken Windows started out as a good faith effort to reduce serious crime by going after petty crime.
Workers are just now putting boards up over broken windows of the Saks Fifth Avenue that was looted -- nine days ago.
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Cover broken windows and damaged roofs and walls to prevent further destruction.
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Fogg examined a piece of glass from one of the broken windows.
Another difference is pointed out by George Kelling, the Rutgers University academic who is the most influential exponent of the broken windows theory.
New York City has made arrests for minor crimes part of its successful strategy, but the rationale has been different from "broken windows" thinking.
They are not that way anymore and we made the changes with the CompStat program, the broken windows theory and with very, very good leadership.
Wouldn't the cost of repairing broken windows reduce the funds available to expand one's shop, not to mention reduce the shopkeeper's demand for products from other suppliers?
The concept was outlined in an earlier Ludwig paper: precincts targeted for broken windows policing were those that saw huge spikes in crime in the 1980s.
What's called stop-and-frisk - it has a lot of other names like community policing - or sort of focusing on, what is it - the broken windows policing as it were?
It was an application of what would become famous as the "broken windows" theory, which held that even small signs of disorder would, if left untended, breed further disorder, crime and fear.
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In the village of Santo Domingo, the ICRC sets up its clinic in the long abandoned health centre - a dilapidated three-room building with broken windows, and, like the rest of the village, no electricity.
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