Sentence examples for demonstrations which are from inspiring English sources

Peaceful demonstrations, which are already common, will become larger and more frequent.

The agreement also calls for the opposition to bring the street demonstrations — which are taking place in cities across Yemen — to an end.

Many Sunnis said they still planned to go ahead with the demonstrations, which are being billed as a "day of rage".

His party is snubbing the demonstrations, which are banned under the emergency laws but which smaller opposition groups vow will be repeated every Saturday until the government changes.

Ahed's parents, Bassem and Nariman, have been at the forefront of the demonstrations, which are largely nonviolent, although they often involve some stone-throwing.

When you think about the Wall Street demonstrations, which are growing, they are largely protests against economic elitists — against the bankers and corporate executives who people feel have too much control over their lives.

Last year's demonstrations, which were led by monks, attracted as many as 100,000 people.

Mr. Chirac protected his American guest from anti-Bush demonstrations, which were kept far from the palace.

The largest of these demonstrations, which were started by rap musicians in 2011, drew 3,000 people.

Each death prompted a new set of demonstrations, which were inevitably followed by tougher crackdowns.

Freundschaftsbezeigungen seems to be "Friendship demonstrations," which is only a foolish and clumsy way of saying "demonstrations of friendship".