Sentence examples for frequent demonstrations from inspiring English sources

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Residents complained bitterly about the frequent demonstrations and, the disturbances within the in stitution.

Mr. Ani and other former detainees said there were frequent demonstrations to protest various grievances.

The growing disenchantment with those austerity measures among Greeks led to frequent demonstrations.

(In a country with frequent demonstrations, many Greeks viewed the protests as political theater or a rite of youth, not as a social uprising).

There are frequent demonstrations by some of the other instructors, and I do attend one session where the ceramics teacher creates a cunning fish.

Frequent demonstration of clinical competence and decision-making was also important and could lead to 'word of mouth marketing' of the CCNT among parents and GPs.

GP confidence in CCNs ability to safely manage children at home was secured through frequent demonstration of clinical skills and a 'safety net' of rapid access to observation and assessment facilities or paediatric consultant cover if a child's condition deteriorated.

(B4: CCN)" Visibility of CCNs in urgent care settings and frequent demonstration of skills fostered a mutual appreciation and respect for skills and experience, highlighting that working in the community was a source of expertise rather than just a different location for the application of hospital care.

CCNT intervention earlier in children's acute care pathways to enable 'secondary care bypass' is therefore predicated on frequent demonstration to GPs of the management of clinical risk, particularly for those children whose condition quickly deteriorates requiring rapid onward referral to an OAU or emergency hospitalisation.

The location, Syntagma Square, is a focal point for frequent public demonstrations and protests.