Sentence examples for leading a demonstration from inspiring English sources
Harding was involved in the Albany Movement and was arrested for leading a demonstration at Albany City Hall in July 1962.
In February last year, at the age of 1OO, Ms. Kushida made headlines from her wheelchair, leading a demonstration of Japanese women in the Ginza district of Tokyo against closer military ties with the United States.
"Despite repeated calls to stop illegal rallies, Pashinyan continued leading a demonstration," police said in a statement, adding that he and two other opposition MPs were forcibly taken from the site as riot police dispersed the rally.
But the latest example of political violence raises doubts about holding a credible poll.The attackers outside parliament intended to kill Sam Rainsy, an outspoken opposition leader, who was leading a demonstration.
KAMPALA, Uganda – The leading opposition politician in Uganda was arrested Thursday after police prevented him from leading a demonstration here, only a day after being granted bail from a previous arrest over a similar protest.
The society also helps to inform people of the human rights offences taking place in North Korea, leading a demonstration in front of the North Korean embassy four years ago after the UK organised an event to celebrate UK-DPRK relations.
Three days after Maxwele's poo protest, Chikane found himself leading a huge demonstration against the Rhodes statue.
He was first imprisoned in 1892 for leading a small demonstration against the reelection of Mexican dictator Porfirio Díaz.
He was thrown out of Brooklyn College as a freshman in 1951 for leading a campus demonstration after the administration banned a radical newspaper.
"The harder they resist us, the tougher will be our response," he said in an interview on Tuesday while leading a small demonstration in central Moscow.
Ammon's attorney and other defense lawyers argued that the defendants were leading a peaceful demonstration and were lawfully speaking out against federal actions and policies.
