Sentence examples for demonstration as long from inspiring English sources

A senior Iraqi official said the prime minister had told the Sadrists that he would permit a peaceful demonstration as long as it remained inside Sadr City, which is cordoned off by layers of Iraqi and American troops.

Instead, our aim will be to hold a public demonstration as long as we can avoid the police, and then scatter in all directions.

He said he supported the widespread demonstrations as long as they were peaceful and did not seek to create divisions, driving the last point home by adding that he was willing to go to Sunni-dominated Anbar Province to take part in protests.

The Terrys plan to go to a republican demonstration and, as long as they avoid being arrested by traditional British bobbies, they will then be coming along to the jubilee party.

Meanwhile, the seizure of white farms has carried on as usual, as invaders moved in unrestrained by police and the "war veterans" who lead the takeovers vowed to continue their "peaceful demonstrations" for "as long as there is no justice".

Others said they had not thought the demonstrations would last as long as they have and would protest non-violently when the bailiffs came to remove them.

The state guaranteed "the right to believe or not to believe" as long the demonstration of that belief did "not disrupt public order", he added.

The local co-ordinating committees, run largely by youth activists, issued a statement rejecting his idea of a national dialogue as long as demonstrations are violently suppressed.

In a statement on Facebook on Thursday, army command said it would not take "arbitrary measures against any faction or political current" and would guarantee the right to protest, as long as demonstrations did not threaten national security.

Ahead of Friday's protests, the army command said it would not take "arbitrary measures against any faction or political current" and would guarantee the right to protest, as long as demonstrations did not threaten national security.

The army command had said it would not take "arbitrary measures against any faction or political current" and would guarantee the right to protest, as long as demonstrations did not threaten national security.