Sentence examples for demonstrations pose a from inspiring English sources

The demonstrations pose a challenge for President Hosni Mubarak, who opposes war in Iraq but remains a close ally of the US and has allowed its warships to use the Suez canal.

The high levels of gaseous (H, He) transmutation products associated with deuterium tritium (D T) fusion neutron transmutation reactions, along with displacement damage dose requirements up to 50 200 displacements per atom (dpa) for a fusion demonstration reactor (DEMO), pose an extraordinary challenge.

"As the dissenting judge correctly recognized, police officers have to make on-the-spot judgments when policing large-scale demonstrations that pose a threat to public safety -- and those judgments should not be second-guessed with the benefit of hindsight.

Political demonstrations posing as relief flotillas go wrong too easily and Israel understandably has to prevent weapons being smuggled into Gaza.

The Iranian government eventually squelched the protests in 2009, and it is unclear whether the demonstrations currently underway will pose a greater threat to the regime.

As a brief demonstration, Mazur posed a multiple choice question to the Master Class audience.

The standoff between the protest leaders and Mr. Mubarak, hours before major demonstrations set for Friday, could pose a new dilemma for military commanders.

As I watched friends getting arrested in nonviolent demonstrations, I had so many questions ― does this pipeline really pose a threat to land and water?

A big demonstration planned for next week in Tehran, ostensibly in support of the Egyptian protests, will, Mr Karroubi hopes, also pose a challenge to Iran's government.

could pose a challenge.

The first pose is the Mountain pose, a standing pose.