The sixth-formers here weren't being told how to demonstrate, where to march: it was all down to us.
There has also been an increase in the number of standards and guidelines to assist breweries, and other food producers, to comply with requirements and, where necessary, to demonstrate the effectiveness of the systems implemented by achieving certification.
The action was on the morning talk shows, where leaders of both parties pointed fingers, and on the Senate steps, where Republicans gathered to demonstrate their anger at Mr. Reid.
Southern England had been seen as the area where Labour needed to demonstrate it was making progress in rebuilding its enfeebled support base.
From a distance, there would seem no more unlikely a target for this fight than Michigan, where labor, hoping to demonstrate strength after a series of setbacks, asked voters last month to enshrine collective bargaining into the state Constitution.
"This is just to create something where you want to demonstrate a concept really fast.
The answer to question two is found in the Transcendental Analytic, where Kant seeks to demonstrate the essential role played by the categories in grounding the possibility of knowledge and experience.
It mirrored protests at airports across the country where activists gathered to demonstrate against Trump's executive order restricting immigration, travel and refugee admission.
He advocates, instead, for the strongest possible background check regime, where you have to demonstrate soundness of mind and be a thoroughgoing expert in how to use the gun safely.
We are not stupid, but we are gullible, to fear, lies, misinformation and calculated deceit and that is what we are now up against and where we need to demonstrate the real change.
The giant faux pas is not the system itself...It's where they chose to "demonstrate" it in their video: the F-line right-of-way along The Embarcadero.
