Sentence examples for demonstrations could lead from inspiring English sources
A clash between rival demonstrations could lead to the kind of widespread violence that analysts say would be difficult to control.
Mr. Shevardnadze has dismissed his opponents' criticisms and warned that continued demonstrations could lead to civil war as similar protests did in 1991.
In news conferences over the weekend, Mayor Frank Jackson repeatedly said that the city welcomed peaceful protests, and that he believed demonstrations could lead to meaningful changes.
On February 21 one of Qaddafi's sons, Sayf al-Islam, gave a defiant address on state television, blaming outside agitators for the unrest and saying that further demonstrations could lead to civil war in the country.
In this case, 90 metres of superconducting cable have been installed at an electricity substation owned by Copenhagen Energy.If successful, these and other small-scale demonstrations could lead to the widespread commercial take-up of superconducting cables within the next few years.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned in his weekly radio address that the demonstrations could lead to the sort of unrest seen during the so-called Arab Spring wave of protests in the Middle East.
Under First Amendment law, colleges have to cite convincing evidence that a speaker, rally or demonstration could lead to violence in order to cancel it.
She must also not take part in demonstrations that could lead to violence, her lawyer said.
The ultimate justification, however, for any changes to medical school selection criteria would need to be a convincing demonstration that it could lead to enhancement in the rural medical workforce without any compromise in the quality of graduates.
The concept of manipulating the endocrine system in the treatment of breast cancer was developed more than 100 years ago, after the first demonstration that oophorectomy could lead to regression of the disease in premenopausal women with metastatic breast cancer [ 111].
Continued demonstrations could contribute to greater mobilization throughout the region.
