Sentence examples for vigorous demonstrations from inspiring English sources

The villagers organize vigorous demonstrations supporting the more humane electrocution instead of hanging.

Religious parties staged vigorous demonstrations of thousands of people across the country last weekend to protest the campaign by Mr. Taseer, even burning him in effigy.

The protesters, emboldened by the visitors, held vigorous demonstrations on several days this week, while an armed opposition militia, the Free Syrian Army, announced that it was halting its attacks on the government for the month that the observers would be on the ground.

What happened was a vigorous demonstration of why the Nets' ascension to Eastern Conference supremacy was no accident.

Only on 46th Street west of 6th was there a vigorous demonstration of purpose and responsibility--yellow lights blinking orange flags flapping, clouds of steam tumbling from a striped smokestack, and every sawhorse doing its job.

In Senegal, the political mainstream appears stagnant and the musicians anything but, which explains why laid-back musicians with stage names like Fou Malade ("Crazy Sick Guy") and Thiat ("Junior") are leading a vigorous demonstration movement against the country's octogenarian president, who does not want to leave office.

PAGE A10 SENEGAL'S POLITICAL RAPPERS In Senegal, the political mainstream appears stagnant and the musicians anything but, which explains why rappers are leading a vigorous demonstration movement against the country's octogenarian president, who does not want to leave office.

The ruling Communist Party does not allow them to set up unions.In Beijing, where floor space under construction increased by 49% in the first half of 2002 and building now employs some 850,000 migrant labourers, the wrath of unpaid workers erupted in an unusually vigorous demonstration on January 17th.

But at the very least the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, will face a vigorous public demonstration about human rights next week at the start of his state visit to the UK.

Over the past 12 months – between working as an NHS dentist in West Sussex and volunteering as a lecturer in London once a week – he has waged a vigorous campaign, organising three demonstrations, the last one attracting more than 100 people, presented a petition to David Cameron at 10 Downing Street and lobbied EU officials and heads of state.

Ms. Tapia is a vigorous woman who has led demonstrations on everything from support of rent control laws and better safety measures for livery taxi drivers to immigration amnesty for Hispanic residents.