"The idea is for Singapore to be the site of first adoption, the site of demonstration, the site of test-bedding.
Mr. Antenen, noting that New York City is the site of demonstration almost every day, said the policy was created in conjunction with the department's Legal Division and the office of city's Corporation Counsel.
In this paper, a method to generate hydrodynamic load for a finite element analysis is introduced, considering the characteristics of sea conditions for a candidate site of demonstration offshore wind farm in the west sea of Korea.
All afternoon, the museum's parking lot will be the site of demonstrations, helmet fittings, bicycle tune-ups and more.
Conzo shot some of the same streets in 1980, when they were the site of demonstrations protesting the nearby filming of "Fort Apache, the Bronx".
The city attorney in St . Paul the site of demonstrations since Mr. Castile's death, said on Monday that 46 adult protesters arrested during a blockade of Interstate 94 on Saturday night would be charged with third-degree riot, a gross misdemeanor.
CAIRO — Tens of thousands of protesters returned Friday to Tahrir Square, the site of demonstrations that led to the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak two weeks ago, to keep up the pressure on Egypt's military-led transitional government.
Another historical participant who turns up as a fictional character in "The Best of Enemies," Howard Clement (played by Gilbert Glenn Brown), tells Bloom that Durham was a site of demonstrations led by younger, more assertive black activists (he was one of them), and that these resulted in counter-demonstrations by the Klan, led by Ellis.
On Thursday night, Mr. Fadil, the tea seller, sat at an outdoor cafe across the street from the mosque in Adhamiya, which for months has been the site of demonstrations — of which he has been an enthusiastic participant — by Sunnis after Friday Prayer.
Guards stand just outside in the Plaza de Mayo, frequent site of demonstrations against the 1976-1983 military dictatorship and city square where populist president Juan Peron and his wife Evita addressed supporters in the 1940s and early 50s.
In 2011, the lawn of his 22,000-square-foot L.A. residence was the site of demonstrations by dozens of "Make Banks Pay" activists, including a foreclosed homeowner whose loan was serviced by OneWest, which had drawn scrutiny for its eviction tactics.
