Sentence examples for been allowed to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

The sect has been allowed to demonstrate against the Chinese government, but Hong Kong's authorities have said they will closely monitor its activities -- and they have echoed the Chinese condemnation of the group as an "evil cult".

And yet the level of their protest might well have been more subdued had they been allowed to demonstrate like any other group of Israelis, and not treated at once as potentially dangerous saboteurs.In their concern about the possible irredentism of the minority in their midst, Israelis look like missing the more important message.

"But I have reached this conclusion, not without considerable hesitation, because I am concerned about the evidence of his health and I cannot ignore that he has been allowed to demonstrate on the pavement area for so many years and so it may be arguable that the use by him of a small part of the grassed area for a personal tent will not prejudice the rights of others.

"Anybody is allowed to demonstrate in a public park.

Since the Occupy movement has not yet articulated any specific demands, it is difficult to say how long they should be allowed to demonstrate before moving along.

One point of the six-point peace plan negotiated under United Nations auspices is that Syrians be allowed to demonstrate freely.

Any shortening of the torch relay would be a tremendous loss of face for the host nation, but also for the I.O.C., which committed to the Summer Games in China when it should have known the furies would pursue China in countries where furies are allowed to demonstrate in the street.

"I am tired of not being allowed to demonstrate".

"As wives of serving officers we aren't allowed to demonstrate, but this time I am ready to join those speaking against that," she says.

At that point, it is vital that that participant be allowed to fail, to demonstrate to all other market participants where the point of failure in the pricing structure is.

Governors, without the imposition of centrally-driven diktats, are capable of so much more than they are currently allowed to demonstrate.