Sentence examples for banner addressed from inspiring English sources
One of them carried a banner addressed to the authorities: "Admit the problem – start acting!" The head of the Federation of Migrants warned migrants about the potential for random attacks by nationalists across the city.
Some reportedly threw smoke bombs and set off firecrackers, and a banner addressed to Silvio Berlusconi, the club's owner, read: "Without compromise: Think of Milan first and then your own interests".
Fife openly challenged authorities, draping the church in a banner addressing the government: "Immigration: Do not profane the sanctuary of God".
They held banners addressed to Mr Erdogan reading: "This nation will not bow to you!" and "Taksim Square is everywhere!" The protests continued into the night but no violence was reported in Istanbul.
From the largest of the National Theatre's three playhouses to the commercial mainstream, and from a leading incubator of musical theater to various banner addresses off-West End, shows involving men and women of color have assumed pride of place to a degree that I can't recall ever previously equaled in London — at least not in this quantity.
Moreover, under the banner of addressing the Iranian threat, the Gulf states are already setting aside their lingering differences and coming together as a more cohesive defense network.
They waved yellow banners and were addressed by Tom Ridge, the former secretary of homeland security, and other former senior officials, who support their demands.
Community issues have been addressed under the banners of research ethics and of peer review.
Banners in English were hung in Green Square addressed to the BBC and Al Jazeera: "Don't spread lies that reflect others' wishful thinking".
"Chuck them out," read a banner strung along a metal barrier outside the building where speakers addressed the crowd of about 300 people.
Behind a podium draped with a banner that declared, "Feminists are the Majority," a series of speakers addressed the assembled crowd.
