Sentence examples for demonstrations have started from inspiring English sources

SRI trials and demonstrations have started up this past season through the efforts of Mushtaq Gill, director-general of the On-Farm Water Management wing of the Punjab Provincial Department of Agriculture, and Muhammad Arshad at the University of Agriculture at Faisalabad, with very good results that should motivate further expansion.

Every night for 36 nights, mass demonstrations have started small at one end of the city, in the square in front of the Bulgarian Government Offices, and built to crowds of 50 to 70,000.

'Everyone said they had been killed.' The demonstrations had started small, scattered and peaceful.

Earlier in the day demonstrations had started close to the Bank of England, storming a Royal Bank of Scotland branch, and baton-wielding police charging a sit-down protest by students.

Without the ability to gather, an alternate form of public demonstration has started to take shape: the pilgrimage.

Without the ability to gather, and with so many Parisians still at home, an alternate form of public demonstration has started to take shape: the pilgrimage.

At a hastily arranged news conference in Halabja, Emad Ahmad, the acting regional prime minister and a Patriotic Union of Kurdistan official, said the party would "try to address any defects and corruption that exist within the administration". He said the demonstration had started peacefully only to be overtaken by outsiders, and he hinted that Islamic radicals might be to blame.

Small-scale gasification is considered as a suitable technology for forest biomass, and more than 10 demonstration plants have started to be operated recently.

The demonstrations in Egypt have started to concern the shipping industry.

TRIPOLI, Libya — Hundreds of anti-Qaddafi militiamen converged on several neighborhoods of Tripoli on Friday, firing heavy weapons on residential streets in a rare outburst of violence that may have started with demonstrations in support of the deposed leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

OPENS FIRE IN TRIPOLI Hundreds of anti-Qaddafi militiamen converged on several Tripoli neighborhoods, firing heavy weapons on residential streets in a rare outburst of violence that may have started with demonstrations in support of the deposed Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.