Sentence examples for avoid demonstrators from inspiring English sources
This summer, on his second trip east, Mr. Schröder changed his route to avoid demonstrators unhappy about the closure of Eggesin.
On Capitol Hill, protesters chanted "Impeach Forty-five!" In West Palm Beach, a motorcade ferrying him from the Trump International Golf Club to Mar-a-Lago had to take a circuitous route to avoid demonstrators.
Shortly before the relay began, police said the route would be shortened by roughly half and the torch was driven to a new starting point about a mile away to avoid demonstrators.
The former prime minister avoided demonstrators outside the Queen Elizabeth Centre in Westminster, where the inquiry is being held, by being driven in early through a cordoned-off area at the back of the building.
In contrast with last year, when Mr. Blair was smuggled into the hearing room to avoid angry demonstrators, on Friday he entered by the front door, encountering only scattered catcalls from a small crowd of protesters.
Since the protesters starting blocking government offices late last year and major intersections a month ago, police have avoided dispersing demonstrators for fear of unleashing violence.
After urging demonstrators to avoid being arrested, the organizers were able to get them to march peacefully down the avenue.
"In the past week, at every occasion... we and others have urged the government to respect the rights of free assembly and of free expression, and we have also urged all parties to resolve this impasse peacefully and underscored that demonstrators should avoid violence and incitement," Kerry said.
In China, several papers urged demonstrators to avoid violence, and not to target Japanese businesses or individuals.
Bankers were advised to wear plainclothes and stagger their arrival at work to avoid being targeted by demonstrators.
He added that injured demonstrators avoided hospitals because they feared arrest and that one local doctor who supports the government had refused to treat people wounded at protests.
