Sentence examples for demonstration was called from inspiring English sources
The demonstration was called to protest the victory of President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko in a presidential election last December, after independent observers documented large-scale fraud.
Wednesday's demonstration was called by Defend Education Birmingham, a student-led group a range of demands, including that Birmingham University's staff be paid the Living Wage, and that management lobby the government against tuition fee rises, among other things.
The Palestinian news agency Maan initially said that four people had been killed and 19 wounded by Israeli fire near and Arab reports said the demonstration was called to support Palestinians confronting Israeli forces in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
A couple of weeks ago, a large demonstration was called, ostensibly to protest the Military Council's efforts to shape the political future of Egypt according to its own agenda.
In this respect, at least, Silvio Berlusconi's Italy is distancing itself from western Europe and becoming more like weaker democracies farther east.The Rome demonstration was called to protest over writs issued by the prime minister against two left-leaning newspapers.
A demonstration was called for the next week to protest the detention of members of the Basque separatist group ETA (Euskadi Ta Askatasuna or Basque Homeland and Freedom) who had escaped to France.
In response, Mr. Giuliani said he planned to sign an emergency order, to take effect Monday, that would permit the city's 35,000 livery drivers to accept street hails in Manhattan for the next 60 days, unless the demonstration is called off.
The first kind of demonstration is called demonstration quia, the second demonstration propter quid.
But a second day of demonstrations was called off.
In 2007 the Israeli Supreme Court ordered the barrier rerouted, and four years later, after village access to some of the land was restored, the demonstrations were called off.
The latest demonstrations were called to protest the death of a 22-year-old protester in the southern city of Antakya, in circumstances that remained unclear.
