Sentence examples for demonstrations leading to from inspiring English sources

It's high reward for the city's standing, but also high risk, with the possibility of demonstrations leading to violence as the whole world watches.

In Kiev, as in Russian cities, there was clandestine revolutionary activity (beginning with the Decembrists in the early 19th century) that culminated in a series of strikes and demonstrations leading to the Russian Revolution of 1905.

THE scenes were reminiscent of the violent demonstrations leading to the ousting of President Thabo Mbeki by Jacob Zuma as leader of South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) in December 2006.

The commemoration took the form of a round table discussion of what happened on 4 June 1989, the significance and consequences of the reform demonstrations leading to it and the current prospects for democracy in China.

But law enforcement officials say people have lit explosives, started fires and tried to attack officers at the demonstrations — leading to roughly 500 arrests since August, according to the Morton County District Court Clerk's Office.

The role of public debate is alive all around us, whether in a heated march on organized labor in the Midwest; or anti-tax and spending movements leading up to elections; or mass demonstrations leading to political change in the Middle East.

"When there (were) further delays, community members blocked the road in a peaceful demonstration, leading to immediate action taken to repair and replace the broken culvert," wrote a local VSAC member.

Sunday's violence provoked further demonstrations Monday, leading to further clashes at the Al-Azhar campus in which a garage was burned down, and at other universities around the country.

In contrast to the protests and demonstrations leading up to the Roe v. Wade landmark decision in 1973, when the entire country was aware that abortion was previously illegal, too many are still unaware that a women's right to abortion is being slowly chipped away.

Morsi himself remains in prison, facing trial for espionage, killing protesters during the demonstrations leading up to the 2013 coup, conspiring with international actors to destabilize the country, and involvement in assaults on police stations during a previous uprising that ousted longtime ruler Hosni Mubarak in 2011.

Demonstrations leading up to his return were small, and on Sunday people flocked instead to the annual holiday children's parade on Calle 50, a major thoroughfare here that was a hotbed of protest when he ruled.