Sentence examples for assemblies of people from inspiring English sources
In the immediate aftermath of the war, with Germany quartered among the victors, old sporting clubs were banned, and large assemblies of people were outlawed.
"That's why we are suggesting things like citizens' assemblies, genuinely participative and representative assemblies of people that could actually start to look at the big democratic deficit issues of the day," Tarry said.
She told the judge that it is not a protest but an assembly of people "in which ideas are discussed".
If mankind is again going to the Moon, Mars, an asteroid or elsewhere in the solar system, a similar assembly of people and sociological conditions may well be required.
On the contrary, this approach treats a concerned assembly of people as individuals with a right to be heard, as opposed to a faceless mass to be placated.
The Greek secular word ekklēsia, the term used for the church, means an assembly of people coming together for a meeting.
Thus, he used concilium ("assembly of people") for a "system of atoms" and primordia ("first weavings") for the "atoms" that make up the texture of things.
In this work the planes are multiplied, space is dilated, and an assembly of people is accumulated in complex but ordered movements.
The regulations outlaw the unauthorised assembly of people and give controversial "temporary enforcement officers" police powers to instantly remove from the designated Olympic areas people deemed to be causing "annoyance".
The city administration is theoretically answerable to the national assembly of people's power, but they don't have budgetary control – that is in the hands of central government.
