Sentence examples for make demonstrations from inspiring English sources

But it is unlikely to make demonstrations more peaceful events.

"If I make demonstrations and there is peace, then we can get business," was his reasoning.

The government even introduced legislation to make demonstrations in Parliament Square illegal but he disregarded it and was taken to court.

Armoured cars patrol the townships around Harare, which the white racist regime that ran the country (then called Rhodesia) until 1980 had built far from the centre, specifically to make demonstrations more difficult.

Both of these groups will tell you that Bernie has no chance, because it is in their bottom-line interests to make demonstrations of a lack of fealty to wealth seem politically anathema.

Sahin: There could be things I didn't anticipate, and I think right now what we should do is basically make demonstrations and go beyond the proof-of-principle device and see how the technology might look and what it might lead to.

By 17, she had moved to Toronto to live with relatives, make demonstration tapes and perform where she could.

Larry plans to use it as a display for EPICS projects and make demonstration models for young students that show how different parts of the machine work.

The monthly conflict associated with PMS has been linked to deterioration of relationships and to divorce (Graze et al. 1990), although the wide variety of outside factors to be considered make demonstration of causality difficult.

The colonies in southern Italy and Sicily had grown as strong and rich as many cities in the motherland and had made demonstrations of wealth by dedicating treasuries in the national sanctuaries and by building many lavish temples at home.

Nieto's face on posters, banners, T-shirts and murals had become a familiar sight in the Mission; a few videos about the case had been made, demonstrations and memorials had been held.