Sentence examples for lead to demonstrations from inspiring English sources

That could lead to demonstrations against economic dislocation and protests in front of shuttered factories.

The authorities are worried that a state funeral could lead to demonstrations.

While Deng believed that science and technology were important — as have many Chinese reformers since the late 19th century — he feared that the humanities and social sciences could be seedbeds of heterodoxy; he never hesitated in punishing intellectuals, whose divergent views could "lead to demonstrations that disrupt public order".

There was no other way to prevent the "almost murderous feeling" that could lead to "demonstrations upon the floor, which in the present state of excitement, would almost certainly lead to a general melee and perhaps a dozen deaths in the twinkling of an eye".

In Stockholm, more than 500 beds are being removed from the country's best known health centre, the Karolinska University hospital, and the services are being moved into the community to be run by private companies, a policy that in England would almost certainly lead to demonstrations.

Beginning early in 1990, a popular prodemocracy movement led to demonstrations that erupted into bloody clashes between the soldiers and police and the demonstrators.

The result led to demonstrations, led by Mr Milinkevich, in October Square in Minsk, where hundreds of protesters were arrested.

The sale of his family's telecommunications conglomerate led to demonstrations.

The killing of Ms. Sherbini attracted worldwide attention and led to demonstrations in Egypt.

The pollution will cost the Indonesian economy billions of dollars and has led to demonstrations.

Paramilitary killings of civilians last week during protests over a reported desecration of the Koran led to demonstrations across Kashmir.