Sentence examples for demonstrations are seen from inspiring English sources

In France, strikes and demonstrations are seen as a civilised and effective way to enact one's citizenship.

The demonstration is seen as a sign of widespread frustration with Ukraine's economic malaise and failure to root out cronyism and corruption.

One of the most empowering (and entertaining) aspects of the demonstration was seeing the many feminist signs that were held high and proud by marchers. .

One abiding feature of Britishness is a reticence about overt demonstrations of patriotism: flags are seen on Remembrance Sunday, at sporting events and occasionally as bedspreads.

NEW YORK TIMES   Protesters Plan a Day of Occupying  |  The demonstrations set for Tuesday are seen as a test of the movement's staying power, Reuters reports.

Strikes by Japanese unions are not intended to halt production for long periods of time; instead, they are seen as demonstrations of solidarity.

The demonstrations by the LGBT community are seen as the one of the most important events in the fight for same-sex equality in the US.

In countries with millions of urban poor, governments have so far survived demonstrations in part because they are seen to be reacting, whether by issuing ration cards (Egypt and Pakistan) or setting up and expanding social-protection programmes (this is happening almost everywhere, even America).

Perhaps the clearest demonstration can be seen in the design of the Pixar campus.

We are seeing demonstrations, hearing different views through media but we are not having a national conversation".

"We are seeing demonstrations from controllers that don't like what the government, and service providers, are doing," Mr. Redeborn said.