Sentence examples for aggressive demonstrations from inspiring English sources

"They" are hard-core Maoists who have recently renewed their attacks on Mr. Mao, a magnet for their dissatisfaction, with small but aggressive demonstrations around the country, most recently in Changsha, in the central province of Hunan, in early May.

Aggressive demonstrations in and near Panasonic's and Canon's Chinese factories have forced the companies to temporarily suspend operations.

The rise in abusive rhetoric, social media bullying, aggressive demonstrations, protests that erupt in violence, and presidential candidates calling for acts of uncivil disobedience can all be directly attributed to the incendiary vitriol of two decades of Fox News and Rush Limbaugh.

While studying for masters in chemistry at Fisk University, Barry became a part of the first wave of sit-ins with the Nashville Student Movement, and later became the first chair of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, which combated racism all across the Deep South through peaceful but aggressive demonstrations.

In the loud and aggressive demonstration, many chanted, "Not my president," and "Respect all women".

"We want to awaken the masses," said Nipit Intarasombut, a lawmaker who leads the Democrats' radical faction that advocates aggressive street demonstrations.

The issue has been the subject of aggressive lobbying and demonstrations by firefighters and other rescue workers in recent weeks.

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Analysts said that the less aggressive response to the demonstrations on Friday represented a sudden change in tack by the Assad government.

The forms described Mr. Dunn and Mr. Berryhill, who are among the plaintiffs suing Mr. Towery and others, as "aggressive during protests and demonstrations" and listed "assault, criminal trespass" under the heading "criminal activity".

Mr Kim, who last year used aggressive tactics to control demonstrations against imports of American beef, ordered the raid.The president sent his prime minister, Han Seung-soo, to face a press conference, where he bowed in remorse for the deaths.