Sentence examples for marches calling for from inspiring English sources

Civic opposition groups in Port-au-Prince that have led marches calling for Mr. Aristide's resignation condemned the violence and sought to distance themselves from the uprisings, but said much of the blame for the unrest lay with Mr. Aristide.

In the largest cities in the country, at the end of October and the beginning of November, citizens from all over the country organised marches calling for the end of hostilities and a return to stability.

Since 1973, Mr. Beal and other Yippies have used a brick tenement on Bleecker Street, just west of the East Village, as a base for planning large-scale events, including demonstrations at national political conventions and worldwide marches calling for the legalization of medical marijuana, among other causes.

The move is seen as a concession to opposition parties and human rights activists, who have been staging marches calling for democracy and greater freedoms.

Later, in an interview with The Huffington Post, Renteria recalled past battles like the mass marches calling for immigrant rights, and the failed attempts by Congress to pass immigration reform, admitting that Latinos have learned some hard lessons along the way.

The next day hundreds marched calling for jihad.

With this supporting cast, the Stansbury funeral became a spectacle, followed by a series of rallies, vigils, news conferences and marches, each calling for an appearance and perhaps a few words from the Stansburys.

She described seeing thousands and thousands marching and calling for freedom.

Yesterday thousands marched again, calling for an end to 48 years of emergency law, and more freedoms.

He attended peaceful marches in Bahrain calling for our government to respect these values.

RIGHT: A protester at one of the nightly marches in Sofia, calling for the resignation of the current prime minister, Plamen Oresharski.