Sentence examples for anticipated demonstration from inspiring English sources

NA, whose members openly idolize Adolf Hitler, had about 50 supporters show up in Liverpool on Saturday for their much anticipated demonstration.

However, researchers should be aware that beside the chance of motivating GPs, this strategy also contains a risk: GPs could be discouraged and kept away from future participation if the anticipated demonstration of their quality of care is not as obvious as expected.

She said she was shoved and saw others get hit by gum, lemons and other objects by spectators, who had anticipated their demonstration.

Clinicians and payers have anticipated the demonstration of real-world effectiveness of these new DAA regimens.

The government appeared to have anticipated the demonstrations that took place on Saturday in solidarity with Houla.

They guarded the perimeter, anticipating a demonstration by rigorously observant Jews, who oppose the concept of men and women praying together and a woman chanting the service.

The government had anticipated an outdoor demonstration they staged, at a venue designated for dissent.

The "Families Belong Together" demonstration, anticipated to be the largest, is set to take place Saturday in cities across the country. .

The government, apparently anticipating street demonstrations, stationed security forces near mosques that tried to break up some of the protests, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

In the capital, a relative calm settled over the streets in anticipation of a new wave of demonstrations anticipated for Friday.

The force said in a statement: "It is anticipated that these demonstrations will attract larger numbers than recent protests and there will be extra police officers in the town whose main role will be to facilitate a peaceful protest, to maintain public safety and to minimise the impact on local people going about their daily business".