Sentence examples for demonstration in any from inspiring English sources

On Monday, 10 days into the Games, the government had yet to permit a single demonstration in any of the official protest zones.

Most people left, but nearly 300 people were arrested, mostly on charges of failing to disperse, in what proved to be one of the smoothest and least disruptive endings of an Occupy demonstration in any major city in the country.

There would later be criticism of the police from some quarters for being relatively slow to react and for not marshalling the demonstration in any way.

This is the first such demonstration in any mammal, except for an unpublished study by Arteaga-Silva et al. ([13] p. 419), who noted that ".simultaneous treatment with T and DHT is more effective than T alone to restore MSB in castrated hamsters".

There is only one demonstration in any species that female preference is genetically correlated with offspring fitness [ 39], and no compelling demonstration that substantial genetic variation in offspring total fitness is correlated with variation in a trait that females use to choose mates.

You won't see any of these demonstrations in any classroom because they're much too dangerous.

"Whilst there is a place for legal protest and demonstrations in any democracy, there can be no place for violence".

Update: CEO Travis Kalanick said that the three demonstrator statements I asked about (the promise of health care, the 500 drivers dismissed, and the demonstrations in multiple cities) "are all patently false, not even close to true, literally more than an order of magnitude off on the numbers and there were no other demonstrations in any other cities".

"That tells us our associates are excited to be there for our customers at this special time, and they are not joining in made-for-TV demonstrations in any meaningful way".

Module 3 (7 months) is a participatory cooking demonstration in which any available household food is prepared and fed to the baby, stressing 3 messages from formative research [ 37]: (1) An infant can eat any food that an adult eats; (2) food should be ground so that the infant can swallow and digest it; (3) food that is locally available is important for the infant.

Moral rules, for Locke, are knowable with the same degree of certainty as "any Demonstration in Euclid" (Essay, 4.3.18).