Sentence examples for concerned demonstrations from inspiring English sources

These concerned demonstrations against another manufacturing firm, Caterpillar.

Concerned about possible demonstrations during the Beijing Games, the Chinese government produced a list of nine American athletes and one assistant coach it thought might cause problems.

But the clampdown now under way suggests the government is just as concerned about preventing anything from political demonstrations to unsightly beggars that reflects poorly on it, however slightly.

An interview either directly preceded the demonstration for the variable concerned (coordinated sequence) or did not (uncoordinated sequence).

UNICEF Concerned that Children a Casualty of Recent Demonstrations KATHMANDU, April 13 – UNICEF has expressed its deep concern at reports that children have been injured, arrested and detained in the recent demonstrations in Kathmandu and other cities.  "Children have no place being near demonstrations that could turn violent," UNICEF Representative Dr. Suomi Sakai said today.

Prior to Monday's demonstration, however, we had become increasingly concerned about the attitude of the occupiers towards staff and other students and to University property and about their increasing willingness to invite people on to campus who had no connection with Sussex".

Law enforcement officials said in interviews that they had become particularly concerned about the ability of antigovernment groups to exploit demonstrations and promote a violent agenda.

19 May Sir Paul Stephenson tells the Commons home affairs select committee that he is extremely concerned about some aspects of the policing of the G20 demonstrations.

Twitter executives responded to pleas from concerned users by canceling maintenance downtime during crucial moments in the Iranian demonstrations.

"Nice day out for all concerned," Rebus says after learning that 200,000 protestors have shown up for a demonstration.

"This says that many of us in the African-American community are far more concerned with policy than color," said the Rev. Al Sharpton, who was arrested at one of those demonstrations 17 years ago.