Sentence examples for react to demonstrations from inspiring English sources
The word went down from the top, she said, not to react to demonstrations or provocations from protesters or journalists.
Shortly afterwards there were a number of deaths as the authorities reacted to demonstrations.
QUESTION FROM ALEX: Is there any correlation or insight to be gathered about how each nation and its rulers is reacting to demonstrations and protests, and how much the populace is or isn't supporting these movements, and how prevalent or visible the presence of migrant worker populations are?
The police and security forces often reacted to demonstrations with indiscriminate force, and the ANC claimed that a hypothesised "Third Force" was engaged in covert destabilisation.
Try to keep yourself open minded in how you react to these outward demonstrations of faith or values.
The story of David Einhorn and Allied Capital is an example of a moneyman who believed, with absolute certainty, that he was in the right, who said so, and who then watched the world fail to react to his irrefutable demonstration of his own rightness.
But the regime reacted to the demonstrations by killing civilians.
Clearly reacting to the demonstrations in his country that followed the lead of pro-democracy revolutions in Africa and the Middle East, Aliyev has stepped up efforts against the Azerbaijan's infamous culture of corruption and kickbacks, holdovers from its 70 years as a Soviet state before it gained independence in 1991.
Nick McQuire, a research director at IDC, said it was too soon to tell how the market would react to BlackBerry 10, because the demonstration indicated that the product was far from finished.
With the E.U. under criticism for being too slow to react to the collapse of the regime in Tunisia last month and the continuing demonstrations and violence in Egypt, Mrs. Merkel adopted a different line.
