Sentence examples for criminal demonstrations from inspiring English sources

A statement by the president's cabinet said that with their "violent and criminal demonstrations" Renamo and its followers "were attempting to seize power by force and create instability through terror".

The resignation of Teodoro Ribera on Monday was the latest in an unfolding saga that has prompted massive street demonstrations, criminal investigations and the jailing of a dean suspected of money laundering and a former government official accused of selling university accreditations.

The activists acquitted on Wednesday included architects, engineers and medical doctors, who were charged with a number of offences, including forming a criminal organisation, violating demonstration law and inciting illegal protests through social media.

Mr ElBaradei has described pro-Mubarak demonstrations as criminal acts by a criminal regime.From pharaohism to democracyAs Egypt's powerful state regroups its forces and continues to capitalise on fears of insecurity, Mr Mubarak's men may have their way.

News reports said the ministry branded the demonstrations as "criminal acts".

The organisation also rules against "demonstrations of criminal techniques", but adds that they can be broadcast where "editorially justified".

Use of such officers, he said, was appropriate due to instances of criminal activity at previous demonstrations. .

The legal standard of proof was lower than in a criminal case, requiring a demonstration of guilt not "beyond a reasonable doubt" but by "a preponderance of evidence".

Following the eventual failure of a bill first proposed in 2011 which would have introduced tougher sentences for those guilty of protest violence and made covering one's face at a demonstration a criminal offense, politicians and police have experimented with other means of tackling the encapuchados, but most observers agree there has been no respite in the violence so far.

Following the eventual failure of a bill first proposed in 2011 which would have introduced tougher sentences for those guilty of protest violence and made covering one's face at a demonstration a criminal offence, politicians and police have experimented with other means of tackling the encapuchados, but most observers agree there has been no respite in protest violence so far.

DiY's Harry during an anti-Criminal Justice Act demonstration.