Sentence examples for demonstrations due from inspiring English sources

Rallies are scheduled for 12 noon local time across the US, with the LA demonstrations due to take place three hours after the Miami and New York events.

There have been, however, few device-level demonstrations due to challenges in converting spatial temperature gradients into temporal temperature oscillations necessary for pyroelectric energy harvesting.

The 26-year-od rapper told the audience he has not participated in any demonstrations due to the recording of his newly released sophomore album "A.L.L.A," recorded largely in London, Complex reports.

For example, the agricultural extension system has often failed to reach female farmers, not only because extension workers have addressed the (male) head of household, but also because women often fail to find the time to participate in extension activities and demonstrations due to their heavy total workload and/or inappropriate venue or timing of extension service delivery.

Formaldehyde was selected for approach demonstration due to its indoor ubiquitousness and criticality for human health even at low-levels.

Stevie Wise blogs her views on the debate surrounding the Reclaim The Night demonstration, due to take place in the city centre on Saturday.

The ruling Socialist Party has decided to fight back by throwing its support behind a counter-demonstration due to take place in Paris this weekend.

Wednesday's protest saw the National Union of Students (NUS) headquarters in London daubed with paint after it decided not to back the demonstration due to "an unacceptable level of risk" to its members.

The students' boycott was planned as a prelude to a larger demonstration due on 1 October, organised by Occupy Central.

We have chosen cerebral microcirculation for demonstration due to its unique functional layout and relevance in neural activity through neurovascular coupling, which ultimately benefits from a non-contact hemodynamic characterization.

Tells about some of the demonstrations staged due to economic hardship.