Sentence examples for demonstration because it from inspiring English sources
Edward Goode, a retired minister protesting outside the Fed on Sunday told Fox Chicago he was participating in the demonstration because "it's sad to be a part of this country that has so much and gives so little to so many".
The city will not release a copy of the action plan devised to manage the demonstration because it contains "tactical and operational plans that could be used again," said Miriam Dickler, the city spokeswoman.
Sarah Mahir, of the Friends of Maldives, said last night from Male: "It was the right decision to cancel the demonstration because it probably would have ended in casualties.
A logician should only be interested in so far as he is interested in material implementation of formal reasoning at all in demonstration because it leads him to what is true and certain, and in sophistry, because it may confuse him in the search for demonstrative truth.
I originally wrote about the E-Cat and its Italian inventor, Andrea Rossi, back in October last year, just before his big demonstration in Bologna that left us all wondering what was the point of the the event (unfortunately, the whole thing looked more like a stage-managed PR circus than a real demonstration because it produced no test results -- at least none that were made public).
Deputy Inspector Benny Øchkenholt told the Danish Broadcasting Corporation that police were granting protesters dispensation to wear the burqa at the demonstration, because it was considered a legitimate expression of opinion.
As it is, there are no demonstrations because it is a black government presiding over the disaster and its supporters aren't in big pharmaceutical companies but funny little alternative institutes we too causally dismiss as quaint.
And they are upset and stopped going to demonstrations because it's useless.
In keeping with a tradition throughout the uprising of choosing themes for Friday protests, the biggest day for demonstrations because it coincides with Friday Prayer, many called for this Friday's title to be "No to American intervention — we are all Jabhet al-Nusra".
Sadly, I think this fear speaks to a larger difficulty lurking on the edges of the post-feminist landscape, one not addressable by slogans or demonstrations because it has to do with the intricately complex manner in which we forge our identities.
A spokesman for the state highway patrol said the ruling was consistent with the agency's approach to policing the demonstrations "because it allows protesters to exercise their constitutional rights to peaceably assemble but also allows law enforcement to impose appropriate restrictions to protect the public from violence".
