Sentence examples for of any demonstration from inspiring English sources

An American military official said commanders of the 82nd Airborne Division, which controls the area, had received no reports of any demonstration or related deaths.

The Serious Organised Crime and Police Act said Mr Haw had to give six days' notice, if you please, of any demonstration within a kilometre of Parliament.

But on Tuesday the town board of New Castle, which includes Chappauqua, gave the police chief added power to regulate such activity, requiring applicants for protest permits to spell out the nature of any demonstration.

StW was instrumental in mobilising widespread aversion to the 2003 Iraq war, culminating in the march on Parliament that attracted the largest crowd of any demonstration in British history.

The protest on Wednesday was declared illegal by the police because demonstrators did not provide an itinerary as required by the controversial new law, which says the police must be informed eight hours before a protest and told the route of any demonstration that includes 50 or more people.

Estimation of probable errors and the statistical excess over background is not a side issue in these detectors it is central to the possibility of any demonstration at all" (p. 451).

Moral rules, for Locke, are knowable with the same degree of certainty as "any Demonstration in Euclid" (Essay, 4.3.18).

Ira Acree, who described the meeting with Emanuel as "very tense, very contentious", said the mayor expressed concerns about the prospect of any demonstrations getting out of control.

Mr. McLear said he had not heard of any demonstrations against the movie, but said that the state workers "are certainly free to do whatever they want".

The statement said that following "unfortunate events" around the palace the republican guard were "banning the gathering of any demonstrations in the vicinity of establishments belonging to the president of the republic".

This argument is almost impossible to counter, because any demonstration of experience, or even knowledge, on the part of Hillary Clinton, or anybody else, is simply turned around to demonstrate that Clinton, or whomever, is part of the problem.