Sentence examples for demonstrations changed the from inspiring English sources

After rival "people power" demonstrations changed the face of Philippine politics in the last four months, Filipinos finally had a chance to vote today in an election widely viewed as a referendum on the legitimacy of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.

The demonstrations changed from a narrowly economic agenda to demanding that President Bashir, who took power in a coup in June 1989, step down.

How have the numbers of demonstrations changed in recent times?

Radical mullahs and students misled the government about the plans for the demonstration and changed the approved route, police officials said.

A number were also driven into extremism, bitterness and paranoia by the apparent failure of even the largest demonstrations to change the policies of the Johnson and Nixon administrations.

For the ease of demonstration and data privacy, we changed the setup of the data and assumed node 83 located at the bottom right corner to be both the depot (or origin) and the destination node.

Back in college, I was the very picture of the earnest activist: "Enough demonstrations and we'll change the world!" I helped bring tens of thousands to the streets to stop a belli without casus.

"At a Georgetown dinner party on the eve of the March on Washington, R.F.K. said to Marietta Tree, the U.S. delegate to the United Nations and a prominent society figure, 'So you're down here for that old black fairy's anti-Kennedy demonstration?' Mrs. Tree tried to change the subject to Dr. King.

The tone of the demonstrations has changed since 2006, from seeking the abolition of the FARC to a focus on political settlement.

If he lets the demonstrations swell, it could well change the system of clerical rule.

Chand Gupta, 62, a vegetable seller, said such demonstrations would do nothing to change the direction of Indian retail.