Sentence examples for engaged in demonstrations from inspiring English sources
"The United States denounces these attacks and calls on all engaged in demonstrations currently taking place in Egypt to do so peacefully," said Philip J. Crowley, assistant secretary of state for public affairs.
At street level, the Kurdish youth is certainly actively engaged in demonstrations, but whether their revolution is to remain that of the rest of Syria will largely depend on their participation being recognised, both by the Arab opposition and internationally.
MIT was represented by about a dozen faculty members and other speakers who presented talks on their research, as well as by students and staffers who engaged in demonstrations at the event's Family Science Days.
They worked inside the terminals, while thousands of "ordinary" Americans engaged in demonstrations outside to show their opposition to Trump's travel ban and their support for those being detained inside.
It takes me a few seconds to realize what she's talking about, for the images to come to mind of young Cuban students engaged in demonstrations called by the government to reject the programs of the World Learning organization.
"People are rightfully engaging in demonstrations and civil unrest, but sadly without a path to get them to an end of the occupation," he said.
Admittedly these protests are usually linked to state failure to provide services like water, sanitation or housing; but it isn't inconceivable that frustrated youth will engage in demonstrations specifically on their plight too.
Instead, it depicts the opposition mainly through shots of the anti-nuclear campaigner Helen Caldicott engaged in raucous demonstrations.
On the walls of the room are photos of the head teacher, Stephen B. Acunto, who is well known in the boxing world, engaged in ring demonstrations with the likes of Muhammad Ali and Rocky Marciano.
After the death of Franco and especially after the establishment of the liberal Spanish monarchy in 1975, the Basques engaged in vigorous demonstrations for local autonomy, which the Spanish government granted in some measure in 1978 79.
