Sentence examples for demonstrations were organized from inspiring English sources
The demonstrations were organized -- or at least sanctioned -- by Amal and Hezbollah, two Shiite organizations.
Demonstrations were organized calling for an end to the killing.
Every year on May Day, strikes and demonstrations were organized to bring awareness to the issue.
He said that the demonstrations were "organized one hundred per cent by the Communists, working through students and religious leaders".
The demonstrations were organized by independent Palestinian youth activists, who called for a political reconciliation between Gaza, which is controlled by Hamas, and the West Bank, which is controlled by the Palestinian Authority.
On Jan . 10 a young woman named Asmaa Mahfouz posted an angry screed on the April 6 site titled, "Are you all fed up, or what?" She accused members of opting out of protests because they thought things couldn't change, no matter how many strikes and demonstrations were organized.
In the spring of 1963, while he was working as a copy editor for a newspaper in Richmond and pondering the ministry, Lee followed with interest the nonviolent demonstrations being organized by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. to protest segregation in Birmingham.
Not only can demonstrations be organized from a distance, international public opinion can be mobilized at very low cost.
Now, the students' classrooms are used as dorms to house the normalistas who have traveled here from other normal schools across Mexico to support the search effort, and show solidarity at the demonstrations being organized throughout the state of Guerrero, across the country, and around the world.
The demonstration was organized by the National Action Network, a civil rights organization headed by the Rev. Al Sharpton.
The demonstration was organized by a Hunter College group called Student Liberation Action Movement and other youth-oriented organizations from around the city, and it attracted students from a variety of public and private schools, including Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York University and Brooklyn Technical High School.
