Sentence examples for mounted demonstrations from inspiring English sources

Each time, local people mounted demonstrations outside local police stations.

Romance became political in 1919, when Chinese students mounted demonstrations for democracy, science, and an end to arranged marriage, on behalf of what they called "the freedom of love".

The protests broke out in the winter, as members of Bahrain's Shiite majority, inspired by the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions, mounted demonstrations to accuse the Sunni monarchy of discrimination in housing, education and employment, and call for justice.

Falun Gong practitioners also mounted demonstrations at 14 other media outlets.

In a series of fiery statements, he called for a campaign of mounting demonstrations during Moharram — the Shiite month of mourning, which began this year on December 2nd.

The government has stepped up its efforts to discourage protesters from mounting demonstrations on the first anniversary of the presidential election on June 12.

In a series of fiery statements, he called for a campaign of mounting demonstrations during Moharram the Shiite month of mourning, which began this year on December 2nd.

After five months of mounting demonstrations calling for swift justice against the former Egyptian leader, some warn of an explosion of rage if his trial is postponed, as many believe it will be.

Representatives of the MST said they would also back workers movements in the cities if there were protests during the World Cup, though they have no plans to mount demonstrations at that time.

But then he went on to define two groups of Americans — a "minority" who were trying to "impose" their point of view "by mounting demonstrations in the street" in order to end the war immediately, and a "majority" who, presumably, supported the secret plan whose existence he was now revealing.

After five months of mounting demonstrations calling for swift justice against Mr. Mubarak, who faces charges of corruption and of ordering the killing of protesters, some warn of an explosion of rage if he fails to appear on schedule in the metal cage that Egyptian courts use as a docket.