Sentence examples for demonstrations that would from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia blamed Iran, saying the Shia country had demanded the right to hold demonstrations that would have created chaos.

In Hong Kong, which allows demonstrations that would be barred on the mainland, local artists illuminated images of Mr. Ai onto the walls of government buildings, a move criticized by the People's Liberation Army.

It was they--the leaders of the military, the police, the KGB--who feigned the greatest loyalty, telling Gorbachev that the liberals would soon destroy him, and, in fact, were planning demonstrations that would lead to the storming of the Kremlin with "hooks and ladders".

CAIRO — The commander of the armed forces asked Egyptians on Wednesday to hold mass demonstrations that would give him a "mandate" to confront violence and terrorism, appealing to one side of Egypt's sharply divided populace and raising the specter of broader unrest.

The outbreak in December 1987 of the first intifāḍah (Arabic: "shaking off")—large-scale riots and demonstrations that would continue for more than five years gave Arafat new, much-needed legitimacy following his departure from Beirut and confirmed Palestinian support for the PLO from within the Palestinian territories.

A historic tie, which would spur demonstrations that would make the health care battle look like the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, seems a logical conclusion of the bitter partisan paralysis here and the bottom-feeding campaign, where hope has been chased out by lies on one side and character exaggeration on the other.

Leading antiwar activists, including Tom Hayden, had planned a demonstration that would 'close down the city' of Chicago during the convention.

In 1960, a group of college students from North Carolina A&T staged a lunch-counter demonstration that would sweep through the South and eventually force change.

If there were an award for most fabulous scene, it would go to the one in which Michel volunteers some fencing advice to young Georges and then dazzles everyone in a demonstration that would have made Errol Flynn envious.

The city's Corporation Counsel, Michael D. Hess, said the city would appeal Judge Wood's finding but would not seek a stay of her order because Housing Works had agreed to sound levels at Friday's demonstration that would not disturb people working in City Hall.

We present a concept and its experimental demonstration that would solve efficiently the above trade-off problem by making use of a new type of light trapping elements.