Those "counter-demonstrations," for instance?
He used it to transport equipment for demonstrations from, for instance, activists' homes.
"The IPCC is not responsible for investigating general operational policing of demonstrations, including, for instance, the tactic of 'kettling'kettling
And by repeating the orthodox wisdom about the universality of classical liberalism in American political culture, Hamby fails to acknowledge recent demonstrations that, for instance, American labor law before Roosevelt was in fact based in feudalism.
During the first student demonstrations in London, for instance, one teenager said in an interview that higher contributions would make it impossible for her to fulfil her ambition to become a teacher.
The continent's politicians have got off lightly so far (the biggest demonstrations in Paris, for instance, were when "Frigide Barjot" led French Catholics in a bid to stop gay marriage).
The July 2011 demonstrations in Malawi, for instance, was not organised to overthrow the government or to demand that President Bingu wa Mutharika step down.
The selected 6 APIs from the initial cohort are not considered to be the easy cases in terms of the demonstration of bioequivalence, for instance, atorvastatin, bicalutamide, and venlafaxine.
Yesterday, for instance, demonstrations for peace were held on 146 campuses in 36 states, some of them drawing hundreds of chanting students.
A number of historic villages have heritage livestock breeds as part of their reconstruction of life in the past, often including demonstrations of oxen pulling, for instance, or of how sheep are shorn.
There were demonstrations against the A.I.G. bonuses, for instance, and workers staged a sit-down strike in December when their factory in Chicago was closed.
