Activists will have to go to court to appeal against any rejected applications – a restriction lawyers argue will render legal demonstration almost impossible.
Meanwhile new laws covering protest, terrorism and the armed forces have effectively rendered all demonstrations illegal, granted the state the right to classify any citizen it dislikes as a militant, and placed all public property under military control.
However, such investigations should ask about the work tasks per se, not about tasks for which the EMR system is used, rendering our demonstration studies of little value in this respect.
Sharma's plain style, its gaps and fissures and mighty sense of lack, is both proof of the inability of words to render grief and a demonstration that they can do exactly that.
The Jacksonville library called the novel "beautifully hypnotic", with Sharma's "plain style, its gaps and fissures and mighty sense of lack … both proof of the inability of words to render grief and a demonstration that they can do exactly that".
Although the Administration had been unable to stop hundreds of thousands of citizens from expressing their views, it had, by virtually suppressing television coverage and thereby eliminating the television reports that most Americans rely on for information, rendered the citizens' demonstration almost as ineffective as if it had not taken place.
A contravention of the regulations renders speakers and organizers of demonstrations liable to fines of up to $10,000, or incarceration of up to six months.
He further notes that Rice, who went on the Sunday talk shows after the attack, was merely publicly rendering the C.I.A.'s initial analysis that demonstrations had preceded the attack.
The game was the first to incorporate Valve's high dynamic range rendering, predating the official demonstration, Half-Life 2: Lost Coast.
The unilateral declaration of independence in 1965 rendered the traditional political methods of struggle (strikes, demonstrations, noncollaboration, and appeals to Britain) impotent.
