Sentence examples for hostile demonstrations from inspiring English sources

In the end, however, the policy of the "compliers" proved bankrupt, and Yrjö-Koskinen was subjected to hostile demonstrations in his last days.

The Chancellor's speech was received with frequent hostile demonstrations from various parts of the House and at its conclusion he sat down amid icy silence.

Those groups were known for distributing anti-Semitic propaganda, conducting hostile demonstrations in the Jewish sections of east London, and wearing Nazi-style uniforms and insignia.

The crunch came after America allowed the deposed Shah to seek medical treatment in New York, a move which provoked hostile demonstrations in Teheran.

This provided the pretext for a virulent press campaign, in which he was subjected to hostile demonstrations in England and during his second, and last, tour of the United States.

A fifth leader named as a mediator by the African Union, President Blaise Compaoré of Burkina Faso, was blocked from going to Abidjan following hostile demonstrations against him by the Young Patriots, a violent youth militia loyal to Mr. Gbagbo.

Their victory rally was countered by a rival hostile demonstration.

"Nothing has developed to indicate that any attempt at hostile demonstration against the Klansmen will be made". The city was unprepared for the size of the crowds.

Just after Ayatollah Hakim left the mosque, an unmistakably hostile demonstration erupted in the courtyard where he had delivered a 40-minute address.

While stopping short of predicting that President Clinton would face a hostile demonstration when he arrives in Okinawa, Mr. Kishaba said, "The president knows what we are seeking, and if he arrives empty-handed it will certainly sour our relationship with the United States".

Hostile demonstration greets Farage Jump to media player UKIP leader Nigel Farage faces a hostile crowd during a campaigning visit to Edinburgh.