Sentence examples for demonstrations who from inspiring English sources
ANNALS OF DISSENT about Chinese protesters from 1989's Tiananmen Square demonstrations who have since moved into affluent careers in America, especially Chai Ling, who was….
Arrayed against them is much, but not all, of the remaining political spectrum, centered on the young organizers behind the Tahrir Square demonstrations who fear a yes vote would ultimately rob them of their revolution.
The Department of Special Investigations, roughly equivalent to the F.B.I., has vigorously pursued court cases against leaders of the antigovernment demonstrations, who are accused of terrorism, but it says it is still investigating the military's role in deaths and injuries.
Hlaing Moe Than, 37, a leading organizer of students in the September demonstrations who also fled to Thailand, was shown a picture of Mr. Kovida on Thursday and confirmed his identity.
Not only are the complaints of Pegida and AfD supporters very similar (everything from anti-Muslim sentiments to opposition to Russian sanctions, and even to Germany's high television licence fee), many at the demonstrations who are often disillusioned Christian Democrats, desperately negative in their outlook, call the AfD their natural home.
In an effort to placate the organizers of growing street demonstrations who have been demanding his ouster, President Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada announced late Wednesday that his government would call a referendum seeking approval of natural gas exports, the main cause of the unrest.
Powell later started libel proceedings against the Express & Star for an article that mentioned a protester at a demonstration who was carrying a placard accusing the MP of Nazi-style tactics.
Mr. Bean and his story collaborator, Mark Jacobson, say they were inspired by a 1965 news article about a man, arrested at a Ku Klux Klan demonstration, who turned out to be Jewish.
Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and other leaders of the Jena demonstration who view events there, and the racial horror of our prisons, as solely the result of white racism are living not just in the past but in a state of denial.
The contemporary "human uprights" (to borrow a dog trainer's term) Orlean tracks down are no less odd, like the Peruvian man she meets at a dog agility demonstration who considers himself a reincarnated German shepherd, or Daphne Hereford, a Texas breeder who owns many of Rin Tin Tin's descendants as well as many Rin Tin Tin trademarks, and announces, "I am Rin Tin Tin".
"I swear, we knew that they were going to attack us today," said Mahmud al-Shaobi, 33, an antigovernment activist at the Taiz demonstration, who said that men dressed in civilian clothes attacked the protesters with rocks and the traditional Yemeni dagger, called the jambiya.
