Sentence examples for demonstrations in both from inspiring English sources

"We have budget discussions in Spain, the troika decision in Greece and demonstrations in both places," Mr. Gijsels said.

This year, there have been mass demonstrations in both communist China and democratic South Korea against Japan, accusing it of refusing to face up to its past.

A vertical MOS architecture implemented on Si nanowire (NW) array with a scaled Gate-All-Around (14 nm) and symmetrical diffusive S/D contacts is presented with noteworthy demonstrations in both processing (layer engineering at nanoscale), and in electrical properties (high electrostatic control, low defect level, multi-Vt platform).

And, last November, Poland's Independence Day was marked by far-right demonstrations in both Warsaw and Krakow - an uncomfortable reminder for many of Poland's turbulent past.

LAST week saw demonstrations in Washington both for and against the Vietnam war; but without much spirit in either of them; the white-hot interest that a short time ago could sustain long vigils and bring out scores of thousands of protesters has become, from outward signs, tepid.

There have been several demonstrations in Paris both for and against the bill.

As with CCU, condom use at last sex act with all partner types was significantly higher among those ever contacted by the intervention, those ever receiving condoms from the intervention, and among those ever seeing a condom demonstration, in both unadjusted and adjusted analyses.

The second issue is the talking up of the prospects of violence in the run up to the demonstrations, in which both police officers and the media participated.

Ms Reker is responsible for refugee housing and integration in Cologne, which has seen thousands of people march in months of demonstrations both in support of and against welcoming more asylum seekers to Germany.

Political demonstrations in November closed both of Bangkok's airports for days, stranding more than a third of a million travelers.

After a short period of freedom, between 2005 and 2007, they and their colleagues were jailed again for staging a long walk around Rangoon, in August of 2007, in protest of soaring transportation prices — a gesture that sparked the so-called Saffron Revolution, the largest demonstrations in Burma since 1988, both times put down in blood.