Sentence examples for demonstrations because they from inspiring English sources

She said women employed by the church mostly avoided the demonstrations because they had been threatened with dismissal.

"I ask you not to resort to demonstrations because they have become a losing card and we should seek other ways," he said.

Geometrical concepts lend themselves to use in demonstrations because they are constructed and presented to intuition, which is impossible with respect to metaphysical concepts such as the soul.

We would like to encourage others to use demonstrations, because they can be effective, even when simple or everyday materials are employed (O'Dowd and Aguilar-Roca, 2009; Breckler and Yu, 2011; Green, 2012; Letic, 2012; Vanags et al., 2012).

Experienced campaigners said no group had claimed responsibility for the alleged demonstration because they could face charges of conspiracy and a possible jail sentence.

Of these, 493 (21.6%) were unable to enter the Demonstration because they were no longer interested, had died, the approved sample size of 1,600 had been reached, or for several other reasons (see Additional file 3: Figure S1).

The move means that officers will not be able to record details of people who join demonstrations, simply because they are there.

"It has not turned into a big demonstration mostly because they never managed to arrive at the main squares," said Pooneh Ghoddosi, the program's host.

The Dennys agreed to work with the Mountain Lion Foundation on the demonstration project because they want alternative ways to protect their livestock.

"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.

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).