The incident set off an immediate, spontaneous demonstration, and was initially called in to dispatchers at St Louis as a case requiring "crowd control".
"The authorities, when I had my exhibition, were more occupied with more immediate things: demonstrations, the Muslim Brothers, and so on.
The news that Whitlam had been dismissed spread across Australia during the afternoon, triggering immediate protest demonstrations.
The tyranny of autocratic rule must give way to immediate reform: the demonstration of a serious commitment to change, the granting of freedoms to all and the transition toward democracy.
However, besides pointing to the inadequacy of the axioms for this job, it may be objected that Aristotle also calls the principles of demonstration immediate statements protaseis), i.e., axioms and posits.
The news Thursday that Trump will land in Britain on July 13 was met with immediate calls for demonstrations from human rights groups, activists, and politicians.
If we take very seriously the common view that Aristotle claims that every immediate premise of a demonstration expresses something about an existing entity, then one may well wonder how the principles of demonstration, axioms and posits, can be premises of demonstrations.
The most outstanding example of that kind of general response on the immediate horizon is a demonstration called by the People's Assembly for the 20th June.
The most outstanding example of that kind of general response on the immediate horizon is a demonstration called by the People's Assembly for June 20, which has as many as 45,000 "attending" on Facebook at the time of writing.
In the central Chinese city of Chengdu, where thousands protested, some banners declared, "Even if China is covered with graves, we must kill all Japanese!" The immediate cause for the demonstrations was a flare-up over a few disputed, uninhabited islands controlled by Japan.
