The newly appointed minister of the interior urged Syrians not to demonstrate, saying that the authorities would continue to treat demonstrations as a threat to public safety.
Officials said the F.B.I. treats demonstrations no differently than other large-scale and vulnerable gatherings.
In our not-so-distant history, protest in the United States was handled by local law enforcement that treated demonstrations and marches as mere nuisance, mediating and directing as needed.
Protesters speaking to The Independent said the mixed messages from the Turkish government showed it was treating the demonstrations like "a joke".
Visitors to the Crystal Palace, a marvel in its own right, were treated to demonstrations of cutting-edge technology of the day, including electric telegraphs, microscopes, a prototype facsimile machine, a revolving lighthouse light and an early submarine.
in the MGM Grand, customers are treated to demonstrations of the astonishing ways that silicone trumps gravity when they order tequila shots served from between a waitress's bare breasts.
The payback period of the investment for hotels like the demonstration hotel, treating 30 m3/day is 3 years.
Readers are treated to a demonstration of an arcane machine, subplots involving pederasty and concubinage, and a conspiracy to hide Rheticus's presence (he was a Lutheran) from the Catholic bishop of Varmia.
The royal couple were treated to a demonstration of Google's search capabilities that have become a staple tool for millions of web users just 10 years after the organisation was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in California.
When Prime Minister Winston Churchill and the United States Army Chief of Staff General George C. Marshall visited the 1st Airborne Division on 16 April 1942, they were treated to a demonstration involving every available aircraft of No. 38 Wing RAF 12 Whitleys and nine Hawker Hector biplanes towing General Aircraft Hotspur gliders.
