Sentence examples for demonstrations in some from inspiring English sources

Marconi filed his first patent in England in June 1896 and, during that and the following year, gave a series of successful demonstrations, in some of which he used balloons and kites to obtain greater height for his aerials.

Authorities expressed fears that Prague would become a stage for violence, announcing a ban on demonstrations in some city districts, and in many cases refusing to grant legal permits for specific rallies and marches.

The French jobless (12.2% of the workforce) may forcibly take over labour offices in a battle for more benefits, but their neighbours across the Rhine, though now starting demonstrations in some 250 towns, are unlikely to use such strong-arm tactics.In this section Presidents go The Baltic bobsleigh Not yet calm Presidents come The rally of the French right Is there a breaking-point?

A separate culture act could also be contentious if it were to guarantee the right of Orange parades to march on Northern Irish streets given the territorial disputes connected to loyalist demonstrations in some areas in the 1990s and early 2000s.

Each plans a demonstration, in some manner, that deals with the men-only membership of Augusta National Golf Club.

In various localities of the country, the people have spontaneously launched demonstrations, in which some people became restive and violated the law," Dung said on Thursday.

Two years ago, he organized demonstrations in which some 20,000 farmers blocked roads to demand price supports and subsidies, a campaign that ended in his prosecution.

But human rights organisations have reacted furiously, resurrecting claims that Sheikh Salman was involved in identifying athletes involved in pro-democracy demonstrations in 2011, some of whom were then allegedly imprisoned and tortured.

The episode could end with no more than a bit of huffing in Europe, some demonstrations in Tehran and some Iranian growling about the hideous chemicals that German firms illegally sold to Iraq in the Iran-Iraq war.

PUBLIC demonstrations in Japan are some of the free world's most orderly and also some of the most heavily policed.

Last summer's war in Gaza provoked widespread demonstrations in France, and some turned violent and explicitly anti-Semitic, with attacks on synagogues and kosher shops.