Sentence examples for heated demonstrations from inspiring English sources

Protesters against ecotowns have already signed petitions in their thousands, and there have been heated demonstrations across England.

Heated demonstrations have occurred, as both sides claim they have the will of the people.

LONDON — France and Bulgaria have already banned it, and in Britain the government's attempts to promote it have led to heated demonstrations in the countryside.

The ninth anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, was marked on Saturday by the memorials and prayer services of the past, but also by events hard to envision just a year ago — heated demonstrations blocks from ground zero, political and religious tensions and an unmistakable sense that a once-unifying day was now replete with division.

So it is still seen as a hope for solving problems of globalization, rather than as a source of them, and it is not expected to be subjected to the same heated demonstrations that caused so much havoc in Washington and Seattle.

Ferguson was not just an event in which police overreacted to heated demonstrations; it's a symptom of a generalized hatred of democracy in this country -- the hatred of the truly bold idea that politics should be the work of everyday people and that power should not be concentrated in the hands of a few.

During some heated anti-Japanese demonstrations last year, for example, moderators intervened to cool nationalist passions, encouraging students to mute criticisms of Japan.

After a heated, hour-long demonstration, protesters from both sides clashed in Columbia's streets as police escorted the white supremacists back to a parking deck where they had first congregated.

After demonstrations got heated Friday night, tensions were running high even before the rally officially began at noon, with members of the "alt-right" chanting the Nazi phrase "Blood and soil!" and "White lives matter!" as they marched toward Emancipation Park.

As news of the vote came through, the demonstration became more heated with fires lit in Parliament Square, rocks thrown at the police, attempts to smash into the Treasury and the supreme court and a surge into the National Gallery's impressionist rooms.

In Mahalla, a city in the Delta that has seen big anti-Morsi demonstrations, polling stations were heaving with people, with heated political discussions outside the voting booths.