Sentence examples for started the demonstration from inspiring English sources
About 30 members of the Support Stafford Hospital Group started the demonstration at 18 30 BST on Friday against plans to downgrade services.
Chinese University Student Union represent 6000 students who say they started the demonstrations in September.
On Tuesday Brazil's President Dilma Roussef held her first meeting with members of the protest movement who started the demonstrations which then engulfed the country.
"Just as we were getting ready to start the demonstration, the shelling started," he said.
Once I creakily make it to the center of the stage, a Genworth brand ambassador with kind eyes, Candace Hammer, starts the demonstration.
If K is a bounded injective operator, then mathcal{N}(K)= mathcal{N} bigl(K^K bigr)={0} quad text{and} quad overline {R bigl(K^K bigr)}=mathcal{N} bigl(K^K bigr)^{perp}={0}^{perp}=H. In view of Theorem 2.2 and Remark 3.3, to show the convergence result (33), it suffices to establish the result for (hinmathcal{R}(K^K)). Before starting the demonstration, we introduce the following propositions.
The English-language signs often made use of technological metaphors, as befits a revolution galvanized by social networking and roused by the story of Wael Ghonim, the Google executive detained for 10 days after he helped jump-start the demonstrations by setting up a popular Facebook group.
Who is going to insist for 50 years that history be corrected (we were still too shellshocked to start the demonstrations before 1960), if they don't know that history in their bones?
It is what started the Tiananmen demonstrations in 1989, and why farmers and workers protest, sometimes violently, whenever they have a chance.
Charlotte – who started the weekly demonstrations after her then-six-months-pregnant daughter was sanctioned – approaches him to assist.
Peptide receptor scintigraphy in humans started with the demonstration of somatostatin receptor-positive tumours in patients using a radioiodinated somatostatin analogue [ 2].
