Sentence examples for ongoing demonstrations from inspiring English sources

Protests have occurred in neighbouring countries, inspired by the ongoing demonstrations in India.

In his letter to Mr Todt, he said the significance of the ongoing demonstrations should not be overplayed.

Amid the ongoing demonstrations, two unidentified gunmen on a motorcycle opened fire on Thursday evening at a group of about 200 university students who were marching to the prime minister's residence to demand his resignation, Thai news Web sites reported.

Graeber is pleased, too, to underscore the links between Occupy and other popular movements around the world, from the Egyptian uprising to the ongoing demonstrations of the Indignados, in Spain.

Outside, the indignados were massing to protest the fecklessness and self-dealing of those parties, and in Catalonia there were ongoing demonstrations against the current iteration of the state.

Though emergency rule was formally lifted a week after it had begun, Imedi TV remained off the air; ongoing demonstrations called for its return to broadcast, which finally took place approximately one month later.

With opinions about the ongoing demonstration and its effect on the city becoming more divided in recent days, supporters and opponents immediately reacted to the homicide the city's 101st this year.

The move signals a new phase in police efforts to thwart an ongoing demonstration by hundreds of members of more than 90 Native American tribes to prevent the construction of the controversial Dakota Access pipeline.

In Leblon, they have recorded and live-streamed almost every chant, song and tussle with police in the ongoing demonstration outside the home of Sérgio Cabral, the Rio state governor and target of anti-corruption campaigners.

But after she explained why we should not photograph women in burqas without their permission and someone responded, "but those are the pictures we want", I knew I would be in for an ongoing demonstration of American exceptionalism in action.

Given the recent and ongoing demonstration of the Israeli and Palestinian penchant for mutually assured destruction, it is worth asking whether the "peace process" is dead or only breathing hard.