Sentence examples for possibility of demonstrations from inspiring English sources
Authorities were clearly worried about security and the possibility of demonstrations.
"At any given time, the possibility of demonstrations has kept Janet Reno from sending the boy back to Cuba".
"We recognize the possibility of demonstrations and protests and we're confident that the joint security team has the plans in place to deal with potential situations".
It's high reward for the city's standing, but also high risk, with the possibility of demonstrations leading to violence as the whole world watches.
He went on: "The evidence shows that events in neighboring Egypt and Tunisia prompted Libyan security forces to begin preparations for the possibility of demonstrations in Libya.
The possibility of demonstrations during the funeral has raised concerns that police may adopt the controversial tactic of making pre-emptive arrests.
Chinese lawyers and human rights advocates also suggested a more cynical motivation — that the authorities were using the possibility of legal demonstrations as a ploy to lure restive citizens into declaring their intention to protest, allowing the police to take action against them.
Later thinkers, such as John Duns Scotus, doubted the possibility of such a demonstration, and William of Ockham and John Buridan (ca. 1300 1361), among others, went even further, rejecting the view that there are ten categories of reality, let alone the possibility of demonstrating that there are ten categories.
A possibility of the demonstration of the electron positron pair creation in vacuum in a multi-photon processes can be realized.
The livelihoods team has lots of ideas for how to extend the benefits of the project, discussing the possibility of establishing demonstration garden plots at the schools and at the health centres.
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).
