Sentence examples for would be demonstrations from inspiring English sources

Analysts said Ukrainians were so disillusioned that it was doubtful that there would be demonstrations like those in 2004.

He did not think there would be demonstrations after Friday prayers because of the heavy security presence and the opposition parties had not called for street protests because police and army would open fire.

Maintenance of the same score on faculty evaluations would be demonstration of growing competence over time, as the next year of training's case is more complicated and requires demonstration of a higher level of competence as a neurologist.

One piece of evidence that would enhance the perception of the potential clinical value of these single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) would be demonstration of their association with disorders that clinicians routinely diagnosis and manage.

Mr Tsvangirai vowed there would be more demonstrations in the lead-up to elections, despite a ban: "We will make the dictatorship costly.

There were widespread fears that, as in Seattle, there would be disruptive demonstrations around the Okinawa meeting after Okinawan police officers arrested a United States marine accused of sexually molesting a 14-year-old island girl.

U.S. Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes on Monday said there would be more demonstrations of the U.S. military's commitment to the right to freely navigate in the region.

That would be a demonstration of a new solidarity in the relationship between China and South Korea.

She said: "It would be a demonstration of them putting their money where their mouth is.

"We had all thought it would be a demonstration like any other," Patríkios recalls.

A possible compromise being discussed would be a demonstration project that would allow limited use of vouchers.