Sentence examples for demonstrated to assert from inspiring English sources

Around the time of the strikes, Amnesty also denounced the imprisonment and prosecution of Papuan activists who had demonstrated to assert regional independence.

The protest was part of a series of demonstrations to assert what the opposition says is its constitutional right to demonstrate without permission from the authorities.

In this way, they will also demonstrate to their children how to assert themselves in a free society and take an active, rather than passive, role in the architecture of their future.

Notably, it is not possible to assert that the present results demonstrate the crude impacts of the various factors considered since each could be biased by background confounding factors.

Hamas may have demonstrated that after several weeks—it has been able to assert its authority over one militant group, but a much more difficult road lies ahead.

To assert it, a group must demonstrate a continuous connection with the land in question.

Koonin and Wolf go further to assert that the ability to demonstrate universal common ancestry (UCA) "… is unlikely to be feasible in principle".

For Edward this was therefore a good opportunity to assert the royal prerogative, and to demonstrate that it extended also into the Marches of Wales.

Furthermore, standing up to an opponent to assert or defend one's opinions in a public forum demonstrates the courage of one's convictions.

Was he being patronizing — trying to assert his alpha-male dominance from the get-go — or just looking to demonstrate that he felt comfortable, relaxed, unthreatened by the professional politician?

We have also demonstrated that our semantic domain is a c.p.o., with all our constructors shown to be monotonic, allowing us to assert the existence of fixpoints.