Sentence examples for called demonstration from inspiring English sources

(Banned items include aerosol cans, drugs, weapons and something called "Demonstration Articles or Items," a category illustrated on the do-not-bring-these-things-to-our-park graphic with what appears to be a picture of a tepee).

The first kind of demonstration is called demonstration quia, the second demonstration propter quid.

Resolutive method (or resolution) proceeds from effect to cause and, despite its name, also involves demonstration, but of an inferior kind, that is called demonstration "of the fact" or "from a sign".

At the 2012 BRIT Awards, Tempah announced his second album would be called Demonstration.

In November 2013 he released his second album called Demonstration.

The fighting began after the opposition called demonstrations to demand a rerun of last October's discredited elections on Zanzibar, which has a semiautonomous status within Tanzania.

Last year, the ILA called demonstrations by members of Texas Open Carry carrying semiautomatic rifles into public places such as fast food restaurants "downright weird".

The Citizens Trade Campaign, a U.S. umbrella group, has criticized the Trans-Pacific Partnership process as overly secretive and has called demonstrations against the Leesburg talks, fearing that a free trade deal could result in the loss of American jobs.

First we have proofs of statements of the form t : A. These statements are called judgements, their proofs are called demonstrations.

Unfortunately, the peace movement in the United States as it exists at this exact historical moment does not have the infrastructure and ability to call demonstrations in 100 cities.

"Why is it called a demonstration?" she asks.