Sentence examples for whose demonstrations from inspiring English sources
He praised the youthful protesters whose demonstrations over the rape case created mounting pressure on the government.
(The Independent reported today that Breivik wanted to start a Norwegian Defence League, although there already was one, whose demonstrations Breivik may or may not have attended).
That empowered her to limit the resources available to Egyptian activists, including many of the protesters whose demonstrations toppled Hosni Mubarak from Egypt's presidency a year ago.
Among those critics have been groups like COPINH, whose demonstrations in places like La Esperanza, where Cáceres was killed, have routinely been met with violent repression.
An investigation of Mr. Suharto was one of the loudest demands of opponents whose demonstrations helped bring an end to his military-backed dictatorship in May 1998.
One of the main demands of the protesters, whose demonstrations have subsided but who remain a feared and potent political force, has been for a "World Cup level" of health care and education.
August 11, 1858 Nijkerk, Netherlands November 5, 1930 Utrecht, Netherlands Christiaan Eijkman, (born Aug. 11, 1858, Nijkerk, Neth. died Nov. 5, 1930, Utrecht), Dutch physician and pathologist whose demonstration that beriberi is caused by poor diet led to the discovery of vitamins.
Because the Stop the Machine rally has been in the works since May, the organizers have had time -- more time than the Wall Street protesters, whose demonstration was announced in July -- to prepare to deal with the police.
And he warned America not to meddle in Hong Kong, whose student demonstrations in favour of democracy he condemned as "illegal", his strongest criticism of them to date.
Germany's anti-Islam Pegida movement took nearly 10% of the vote in mayoral elections in its eastern stronghold of Dresden on Sunday, a better-than-expected result for a group whose weekly demonstrations have steadily dwindled.
Anti-Morsi protesters, whose mass demonstrations led to his removal by the army last week, gathered in smaller numbers in Tahrir Square.
