Sentence examples for country demonstrations from inspiring English sources

In different parts of the country demonstrations have been organised that have not been initiated by the centre". UCU's lobbying campaign has already won some concessions including more flexible guidelines on fees.

After the rejection of the Second Reform Bill by the Upper House in October 1831, agitation for reform grew across the country; demonstrations grew violent in so-called "Reform Riots".

In dozens of communities across the country, demonstrations are planned at IRS offices, federal buildings and weapons factories to protest ongoing massive U.S. government expenditures on drones, missiles and bombs.

I've lived in a majority Black city for a while now, and each time a police officer kills a person of color in some part of the country, demonstrations arise, and I find myself at a crossroads.

A multi-country demonstration study documented high levels of sensitivity and specificity to detect Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria and rifampicin resistance [ 4], while a recent Cochrane systematic review supported the initial demonstration study's findings [ 5].

Experts also provided the type and cost of laboratory equipment, the equipment's useful life, and level of productivity of laboratory staff for both cervical cytology and HPV DNA testing using Hybrid Capture 2. We identified three areas for which primary data collected from in-country demonstration projects were more difficult to generalize.

Around the country, small demonstrations — often focused on banks and ending foreclosure evictions — take place almost daily.

Members of the February 20 Movement for Change, which coordinated the country's demonstrations, have vowed to keep up weekly protests.

Now 59, he lives here with his family and travels around the country giving demonstrations and workshops in paper-cutting.

Although it has no overt political goals, the sudden assembly of 10,000 protesters at the leadership compound in 1999 was an overtly political act in a country where demonstrations are banned unless they have permits.

Last Thursday, more than 1,000 largely Arab protesters, many of them bused in from towns and cities across the country, held demonstrations against the so-called "Prawer plan", which, if  implemented, will lead to the removal of between 40,000 and 70,000 – depending on who you ask – Bedouin from 35 of their traditional villages.