Sentence examples similar to competing demonstration from inspiring English sources
In the last few weeks, supporters and opponents of the president have held competing demonstrations.
Competing demonstrations continued in eastern Ukrainian cities of Donetsk and Kharkiv, and Ukraine tightened border control.
This summer, after the Texas legislature took up a bill to restrict abortion rights, competing demonstrations roiled the state Capitol.
Cairo's camps evolved from the competing demonstrations for and against Mr. Morsi that marked the final months of his year in power.
The hundreds who gathered to watch and cheer were joined by dozens people carrying Confederate flags, but the ceremony was a peaceful affair of competing demonstrations.
But the rest of Chilean society displayed its lingering divisions, as thousands of detractors and supporters took to the streets of Santiago in competing demonstrations that vented the political hatreds of the past.
There have been competing demonstrations in support of the new Crimean government appointed by parliament in Ukraine and, on the other side, those who want closer integration with Russia.
Over the past few months, there have been a series of contentious and sometimes violent competing demonstrations and marches in Paris, and French police were alert to the possibility of more violence from the ultra-right wing; there were reports of some clashes overnight.
Ghozlan: We hold Minister of Interior directly responsible for the attack on Muslim Brotherhood HQ after pulling security protection — Ikhwanweb (@Ikhwanweb) 6 Dec 12 As our colleague David Kirkpatrick reports from Cairo, supporters and opponents of President Mohamed Morsi staged competing demonstrations on Friday.
Competing demonstrations have been held in New York on the anniversary of 9/11 over plans for an Islamic cultural centre close to Ground Zero.
Billings joked that the contretemps might set off competing Olympic demonstrations between those who see cultural theft and those who see the leaves as eco-friendly.
