Sentence examples for escalating demonstrations from inspiring English sources

A group of Manchester shop workers were joined by local councillors and business officials in a counter protest against escalating demonstrations at chain stores with links to Israel on Thursday morning.

Moutafis photographed the escalating demonstrations in and around the park and nearby Taksim Square, which continue tonight, as well as riot police's use of tear gas, water canons, and plastic bullets against protestors, efforts that intensified after Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan demanded that the demonstrators leave.

Mumbai was one of several Indian cities that experienced protests over rail fare increases earlier this year, while more than a year of escalating demonstrations in Brazilian cities in the runup to the 2014 World Cup were ignited by fare rises on public transport.

Speaking to supporters from his bus on Monday, Khan said his movement was not associated with the protesters who broke into the PTV station, raising questions on the ability of the two leaders to control the escalating demonstrations.

Some people, including local teachers, thought the shutdown, which was limited to the area near Mondawmin mall in west Baltimore, escalated demonstrations because the weekday afternoon closure made it more difficult for young people to get home from school.

In May the army met the escalating antigovernment demonstrations with bloody repression.

The park protests show signs of escalating into demonstrations against a prime minister who remains popular and dominates national politics, but is seen as increasingly authoritarian.

They now say they intend to escalate their demonstrations across Egypt.

Some protesters say they will escalate their demonstrations while others say they are going to form a transitional council without the government's consent that will take power while Mr. Saleh is out of country.

The marchers, numbering in the thousands, said they would escalate the demonstrations if local officials from the governing African National Congress failed to deliver swiftly on promises to provide jobs, housing and medical care.

Protests erupted and the police opened fire, igniting an escalating cycle of demonstrations and violence.