Sentence examples for demonstrations because of from inspiring English sources

Anti-refugee Maybe may be less itfluential than political actions that forcibly remove migrants from Germany, but as more refugees continue to enter the country, and as more xenophobia swells, leftist activists will continue to oppose the far right on every front they can.

I have become nervous of taking part in demonstrations because of police actions in relation to the G20 protest and the Gaza demonstration in January.

Mubarak's regime, on the other hand, blocked the Internet on the first day of youths demonstrations because of its understanding of the power of this communication tool in the hands of young people.

"I chose to be a part of the demonstration because, as a survivor, I wish for space to be held for myself and others who have been left voiceless in an industry that has the power to create change but refuses to listen to the needs of those they have silenced," she said.

It sent troops under the auspices of the Gulf Cooperation Council to help crush pro-democracy demonstrations because most of the protesters were Shiites challenging a Sunni king.

In the interview, Mr. Arafat at first insisted that "they were making this big demonstration because of the siege and the escalation of the Israeli military attack against Jenin".

The examples below are from two cooking sessions chosen for this demonstration because of their role in the pre-task and during-task and because they are from two different language learning kitchens.

This led him to claim that the fourth way in which something can be per se pertained to demonstration, since it indicates an efficient causal connection, and the minor premise will be true in a demonstration because of the efficient causal connection between the essence of the subject, as expressed in its real definition, and the attribute proven of it, making it per se in the fourth way.

The cops won't let him into the demonstration because of what he is wearing but he refuses to remove the vest on principle.

Perhaps they prefer to keep their target abstract and distant; after all, these demonstrations started because of a trailer for a film, entitled "Innocence of Muslims," which was made halfway around the world and features the Prophet Mohammed.

"Where are their votes now?" In recent weeks, such discontent has spilled over into street protests in other parts of the country, but in Kandahar the provincial governor has discouraged local campaign organisers from allowing demonstrations, apparently because of fears that they could turn violent.