Sentence examples for demonstrations because it is from inspiring English sources

As it is, there are no demonstrations because it is a black government presiding over the disaster and its supporters aren't in big pharmaceutical companies but funny little alternative institutes we too causally dismiss as quaint.

The Japanese government is not cracking down on a rise in hate speech and hate group demonstrations because it is one of eighty-six signatories thethe International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD).

And they are upset and stopped going to demonstrations because it's useless.

The vaccine price of $5 a dose was selected as the input for the demonstration scenario because it is consistent with the price of other novel vaccines (as there is no price yet determined for any potential malaria vaccine), but it will be critical that the cost borne by countries fit into malaria budgets that includes other type of interventions.

Deputy Inspector Benny Øchkenholt told the Danish Broadcasting Corporation that police were granting protesters dispensation to wear the burqa at the demonstration, because it was considered a legitimate expression of opinion.

And the demonstrations are very passionate because it is about our survival.

"So I call on you, from a place of compassion, to thwart the enemy plans by not participating in the demonstrations tomorrow, because it's suspicious and it will give rise to the voice of those who destroyed Iraq".

"The groundswell of effort to mobilise against this demonstration is because it's relatively straightforward to do so.

Heathrow was chosen for the demonstration partly because it was where the Angolan deportee Jimmy Mubenga died while being restrained by private security guards in 2010.

"As Chancellor, regardless of whether I like the contents, I have an immediate interest in ensuring that there can be demonstrations in every place in Germany, because it is a fundamental right," she said.

A founder of Writers and Artists for Change, part of the opposition movement Kifaya (Enough), he says, "I went to all the demonstrations, but I no longer participate because it isn't in touch with the people".