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Discover LudwigThe phrase "demonstrations against" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate a protest or public showing of disapproval towards something or someone. Example: There were massive demonstrations against the government's decision to increase taxes.
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Inspired by the recent Tunisian demonstrations against corruption, protesters are massing in Cairo to demonstrate against government corruption and policies.
There have been demonstrations against pollution.
But no demonstrations against her were reported.
Union demonstrations against him have fizzled.
There has been a scattering of demonstrations against Mr. Charest.
Unprecedented demonstrations against terror ensued by ordinary Sunni Muslims.
She is active in demonstrations against the war in Afghanistan.
In Greece, demonstrations against military intervention were much larger.
And they have been organising demonstrations against it.
The anarchists organized demonstrations against the Democrats, too.
There were huge demonstrations against the Americans across Pakistan.
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