Sentence examples similar to demonstrations of concerns from inspiring English sources
Demonstrations of concern must be matched by sustained diplomacy with a clear emphasis on promoting humane and accountable government.
In what is thought to be one of the first "south-south" demonstrations of concern over land deals, this week Ethiopian activists came to Delhi to urge Indian investors and corporations to stop buying land and to actively prevent human rights abuses being committed by the Ethiopian authorities.
This can be done in free societies in many ways: by joining civil society organisations that are dedicated to improving the situation in North Korea; by writing letters to the newspapers; by attending peaceful demonstrations of concern; by communicating to politicians to urge action; by joining political parties and generally making a noise.
The incessant demonstrations of concern and citizen solidarity weren't enough.
Moreover, in further demonstration of concern about "money laundering," Panama has renewed negotiations with the U.S. for an agreement as an additional measure of control.
Nothing could do more than some demonstration of concern by the other side for the prisoners to de velop momentum in the United States toward a genuine political negotiation.
The tour has something of the air of a publicity stunt, but Mr. Schroder has proved shrewd in gauging the mood of Germans, and his demonstration of concern may bear fruit.
This MIT model joins several other recent demonstrations of the concerning, but uncertain, future effects of climate change on Antarctic sea ice and glaciers and, in turn, ecosystems and sea-level rise.
The action was the latest in a series of demonstrations over concerns about the policing of black communities.
In addition to the prediction by 4 in 10 Californians of bad economic times ahead, the areas of interest on upcoming ballots offer a demonstration of where concerns lie.
Most students cannot afford summer experiences in exotic locations, and often the most compelling demonstrations of leadership and concern for others are close to home and anything but glamorous.
