Sentence examples for controlled demonstrations from inspiring English sources

OnLive's controlled demonstrations have been very impressive so far, but when the service ventures out into the real world, I worry that it may not deliver a "good enough" substitute for local hardware for as many people as its founders hope.

It was a tightly controlled demonstration, and its organizers repeatedly appealed to the crowd to keep calm.

Programs are efficacious in tightly controlled demonstration projects but less effective in routine ("regular" or "real-world") programming.

It is a phrase which shapes how forces seek to control demonstrations.

In the early 1980s ZOMO played a key role in enforcing martial law and controlling demonstrations.

The official said concerns included a new law controlling demonstrations, "the lack of space for dissent, mass trials and death sentences".

"The government of Bahrain denies and condemns the use of lethal force or unlawful means in controlling demonstrations in the Kingdom of Bahrain," she said in a statement.

The government rigidly controls demonstrations, but the collective submission of a complaint remains a means for ordinary people to exert pressure.

"We have evidence that after the Tunisia and Egypt conflicts, people in the regime were planning how to control demonstrations in Libya," the prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, told Reuters.

Federal troops and striking oil workers clashed as the government of President Alfredo Palacio tried to control demonstrations that have cut production by the state-owned Petroecuador by about three-quarters.

The department has attempted to control demonstrations against the war in Iraq by using interlocking metal barriers to create pens around groups of demonstrators, making it difficult to get in or out.