Sentence examples for generalised demonstrations from inspiring English sources

But he still retains some business in Sudan through front companies, and has links with Sudan's ruling Islamist elite through its secretive Masonic-like body known as the Committee of 40.Frustrated by their inability to hit back at the Americans, who have no diplomats in Khartoum, Sudan's leaders have resorted to more generalised demonstrations, most of them noisy but polite little affairs.

But today, teachers do not lead the students through the sequence with generalised instructions or demonstrations.

In Bulgaria, what started off as protests against higher electricity bills turned into generalised anti-government demonstrations complaining of corruption and led to the fall of the government.

This will enable modelling a class of tasks from sets of repeated demonstrations of the same task, so that a generalised probabilistic representation is derived to be used for task planning in artificial systems.

Demonstrations broke out but the priest was soon forgotten: they rapidly turned into generalised protests against the Ceausescu regime.

That has contributed to generalised dollar strength.

Raising taxes causes only generalised grumbling.

All her speeches shun detail and use generalised phrases instead.

No big demonstrations materialized.

Demonstrations and killings continued.

There were more demonstrations.