Sentence examples for demonstrations are kept from inspiring English sources

Topic introductions and demonstrations are kept as brief as possible to accommodate staggeringly short attention spans which inevitably give way to disruption.

Police presence at today's demonstration was kept to a minimum and it remained peaceful.

Mr. Chirac protected his American guest from anti-Bush demonstrations, which were kept far from the palace.

But, so far, the demonstrations have been kept within bounds, and are not doing the Israelis much damage.

By using new control software for mesh network, the overall throughput of "KIZUNA" (WINDS) demonstration system was kept at around 25 Mbps.

Many foreign activists were turned away at the border, and such demonstrations as did take place were kept to distant cities where riot police outnumbered malcontents.

In the earliest days of Modern — or, as it is sometimes called, centrist — Orthodox Judaism, the public and private demonstrations of one's religious beliefs were kept separate, like the dishes for meat and dairy food.

Actually, this whole convention is an excellent demonstration of why Mr. Buchanan should be kept out.

In the long term, said Louis Schweitzer, Renault's chief executive, "Inventories should be kept only for demonstration purposes: to show the car in showrooms and to drive it".

Their current location is being kept secret because of fears that activisits might stage demonstrations.

And elections, and scheduled demonstrations, are insufficient, and will never be sufficient, to keep such villainy from triumphing.