Sentence examples for demonstration that may from inspiring English sources
In reporting about the march, my colleague Keith Bradsher said that "an unexpected element of the demonstration that may discomfit Beijing officials lay in the participation of hundreds of mainland Chinese who carried banners denouncing the confiscation of their farms for government-backed real estate projects in communities near Hong Kong".
Nathan Lewis, a chemistry professor at the California Institute of Technology and a green energy expert, said: "This seems like an interesting scientific demonstration that may possibly address one of the problems involved with water electrolysis, which remains a relatively expensive method of producing hydrogen".
The statement in question can be rendered more specifically as "If it has been demonstrated that tree T contains a set of nodes forming a bar, then it can be demonstrated that T contains a bar that is well-ordered".[9] Brouwer first formulates a condition for any demonstration that may be found of the proposition "Tree T contains a bar".
On Tuesday, a showdown looms in the capital of Caracas as opposition leader Leopold Lopez announced he will lead an anti-government demonstration that may result in more violent clashes between protesters and police.
They're a local, student-based group of neo-nazis supported by the Serbian Orthodox Church (nice one, Serbian Orthodox Church) who latch onto any right-leaning demonstration that may lend itself to pummeling the shit out of the Serbian cops with bricks and gas bombs.
A second important role for the special branch is the monitoring of demonstrations that may lead to a breach of the peace.
The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), which is allied to the ANC and is a long-time critic of Mr Mugabe, is organising demonstrations that may include a temporary blockade of South Africa's border with Zimbabwe, where much of the country's imports are transported.
Jonathan Gruber, a consultant who helped develop both the Massachusetts healthcare reform under Mitt Romney and the ACA, has acknowledged that the ACA is not guaranteed to significantly "bend the curve" of rising healthcare costs: The law created the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation and requires numerous pilot programs and demonstrations that may affect healthcare costs.
Some headquarters functions will be sited in Japan, and the E.U. will support Japan to host any future demonstration reactor that may come after ITER.
To our knowledge, it is the first demonstration of such approach that may open a way to obtain autologous monocytes for alternative forms of adaptive and adoptive cellular immunotherapy of cancer.
The former provides information about SOCS expression in vivo in the context of host responses, while the latter allows for demonstration of constitutive expression that may result from genomic alteration.
