Sentence examples for designated demonstration from inspiring English sources

The designated demonstration area, a dank place under abandoned elevated tracks, failed its first test on Sunday when what will probably be the largest demonstration of the convention period simply walked right by it.

"One cannot concieve of other elements put in place to create a space that's more of an affront to the idea of free expression than the designated demonstration zone," he said in a ruling on Thursday.

After seeing the designated area, Judge Douglas Woodlock stated, "One cannot conceive of other elements put in place to make a space more of an affront to the idea of free expression than the designated demonstration zone".

Two of the 152 primary care trusts (PCTs) in England were selected and designated "demonstration sites".

The task was designated as a demonstration task, with the goal of laying the groundwork for a rigorous evaluation of an interactive system for BioCreative IV (planned for spring 2013).

Saturday's rally took place in a space designated for public demonstrations but officials said it still violated the law.

He was among at least a half-dozen people detained after they applied for legal permits to stage a demonstration in designated protest zones.

Key Findings and Conclusions Four (4) large primary schools and eight (8) small branch schools in the Federation have been designated as active learning demonstration schools.

Giselle Davies, spokeswoman for the I.O.C., said that she hoped Beijing would follow the path of other host cities and allow demonstrations in designated areas but that the issue was one for local officials to decide.

"In order to ensure smooth traffic flow, a nice environment and good social order, we will invite these participants to hold their demonstrations in designated places," Liu Shaowu, the security director for Beijing's Olympic organizing committee, said at a news conference.

The caption said that all was quiet in "one of the specially designated zones for marches and demonstrations".