Sentence examples for demonstration for next from inspiring English sources

Unions have already called a demonstration for next Thursday in Madrid to protest against the measures - though demonstrations are now becoming a daily routine, with civil servants out over the past couple of days to complain about the increase in their working hours and loss of pay.

The opposition, meanwhile, has called a fresh street demonstration for May 27th.

Meanwhile on Facebook campaigners for the 'Taking Back the Beach' protest confirmed that a planned demonstration for this weekend would still be going ahead.

The pro-Syrian militant group Hizbullah have organised a demonstration for today in support of Syria's continued presence in Lebanon, and Fisk fears the consequences.

Some days later Muslims met in Bradford and planned a public demonstration for January 14, during which the purportedly blasphemous novel would be burned with press cameras present.

In response to the Sensenbrenner bill, a coalition of churches and immigrants' rights groups in Los Angeles began planning a demonstration for March 25th, and Almendárez and the other locutores began denouncing the bill on the air; Almendárez has said at least once that it "offends God".

Tonight, acknowledging public anxiety over war, the Government was denied persistent rumors that it was organizing mass demonstrations for Jan . 10to plead with Mr. Hussein to pull out of Kuwait as a means to preserve his leadership.

Following the protests that took place against austerity measures in cities across Europe on November 14, the people of Rome – particularly those in uniform – expected the big national demonstration set for November 24 to represent the next logical step into the inferno.

I know that there are big demonstrations planned for next Tuesday, but we're taught from birth to be fearful of the police.

My mainland friends assume it is a reference to July 1, the date Hong Kong returned to China in 1997 but in Hong Kong it also refers to the date we held a demonstration for democracy July 1 , 2003

The National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts has now called a national education demonstration for Wednesday 9 November, and we will organise for a day of mass direct action and walkouts to coincide with the strike.