Sentence examples for demonstrations both for from inspiring English sources

Last week saw mass demonstrations both for and against the government following President Dilma Rousseff's decision to appoint Lula as her cabinet chief.

Demonstrations — both for and against — have been gaining momentum.

Its mission in Syria has seen peaceful demonstrations both for and against the regime.

Organizers expect large crowds and major demonstrations both for and against natural gas development in the state.

In the afternoon, a few blocks away, police officers and barricades separated demonstrations, both for and against the Muslim center, that each drew about 2,000 people.

In 2000 a proposal made by the French government to split the island into two départements spawned demonstrations both for and against the division; the proposal was later rejected by the French Senate.

LAST week saw demonstrations in Washington both for and against the Vietnam war; but without much spirit in either of them; the white-hot interest that a short time ago could sustain long vigils and bring out scores of thousands of protesters has become, from outward signs, tepid.

There have been several demonstrations in Paris both for and against the bill.

According to Deputy Chief Michael Collins, a police spokesman, there are two established spots for stationary demonstrations, both on the west side of Park Avenue, north and south of the Waldorf-Astoria.

"I'm really lucky because I get to speak to four-year-olds and sometimes the prime minister," she says later, before adding with a grin, "and I sometimes use the same demonstrations for both".

Demonstrations for Medicare for All re planned.