Sentence examples for demonstration through a from inspiring English sources

She said she followed a commanding officer's directions to leave the demonstration through a line of police officers.

And at street level, they will look out at a demonstration through a low-slung row of windows extending the length of the facade: a rally by supporters of the orchestra's players, who have been locked out of their jobs for almost a year, protesting the musicians' treatment by the orchestra's management and board.

Photographer Stephen Somerstein chronicled the Selma demonstration through a series of images that authentically portray the events that took place over the course of the 54-mile march.

It puts you in the mindset of the killers and provides a very clear suggestion of why they did what they did; they were enacting an ideological demonstration through a terrorist act, and the game shines light on this as an indictment of the American dream and way of life painfully close to the main nerve.

The diagnosis of the disease was performed according to the criteria of the Spanish Society of Pneumology and Chest Surgery (SEPAR) based on the demonstration, through a forced spirometry, of a forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1) below 80% of the reference value and a FEV1/forced vital capacity (FVC) ratio below 0.7 after the bronchodilation test.

PAGE A10 CHINA TRIES TO QUELL PROTESTS Over the past week, as rallies protesting the deaths of two Mongolians run down by drivers who are Han Chinese spread across the sparsely populated Chinese region of Hohhot, officials of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region have sought to stanch demonstrations through a classically Chinese carrot-and-stick approach to ethnic instability.

The value of evidence and public demonstration through experimentation is a hard-won Enlightenment principle that, seen through the 200,000-year lens of human history, occurred to us just moments ago.

The example of Chinese experiences of face in expanding and enhancing the competence of the mainstream sociological concept of face has been provided in the present paper as an instance of both a corrective response to asymmetrical knowledge flow and also a demonstration, through this response, of intellectual entrepreneurship.

In the sixteenth century other controversies moved to the fore, over the application of the "Science of Demonstration" to mathematics, and concerning the manner of discovery of a demonstration through "analysis and synthesis".

But really, it was just another slow, strolling demonstration through central London on a Saturday afternoon.

That exchange came the day after thousands of Robinson's supporters marched in a demonstration through central London.