Sentence examples for cause demonstrations from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a country has an election year that may cause demonstrations or disturbances.

Their sponsorship caused demonstrations, not least because the athletes were humiliatingly obliged to wear Atos lanyards round their necks.

The release of the initial recordings caused demonstrations in December and the splintering of Mr. Kuchma's majority in Parliament.

As expected, the play caused demonstrations in the theatre and aroused such dissension in the company that the pro-republican Talma established a rival troupe known as the Théâtre de la République.

The news of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln caused demonstrations of sorrow in Sydney.

This caused demonstrations with pictures of bloggers being exposed, their deaths were demanded and death lists were published and spread nationwide.

Supporters of Anonymous, the hacker movement, adopted it to disguise their identities and to promote their cause in demonstrations against the Church of Scientology and other targets.

"Already on the fifth of March, 20,000 seemed like only a few," she said, adding: "People will keep coming, because the thing is the authorities continue to do the things that cause these demonstrations.

Already, bills have piled up at his bar, hit by curfews and temporary base closings caused by demonstrations like the one today.

The outcry highlighted the tension between the promise of free speech on campus and the search by administrators for a way to minimize the disruption that can be caused by demonstrations.

And this year, public outrage over corruption has caused mass demonstrations — like one in June, when thousands of people in the eastern city of Shishou rioted after a cook died mysteriously in a hotel believed to be controlled by corrupt officials.