Приклади вживання Placards Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Some of them were holding placards with messages critical of the OSCE in the context of the detention of the Nordfishing ship captain(see the above paragraph).
was among the first to use enamel placards which were hung outside grocers' shops.
The event featured a flash mob in support of the prisoners of the Kremlin- everyone present raised placards with the prisoners' portraits.
will have 13 placards for informing pedestrians and 16 for motorists.
1 October after photographs were circulated on social media of them having dinner and holding placards in support of the Hong Kong protests.
In Kharkiv, about a thousand participants came to the rally with national flags and placards"No Little Russia", and"Kharkov is Ukraine", reports"Interfax- Ukraine".
Wielding inflatable dinghies and brandishing a"People Over Borders" banner and"Refugees Welcome" placards, the protestors marched across the border
holding placards to protest the 50th anniversary of the implementation of the Abortion Act,
Students sang and waved placards with slogans such as,"Down with Afrikaans","Viva Azania" and"If we must do Afrikaans,
On September 28[1941] placards were posted, ordering that the Jews had to gather at the corner of Melnik and Dekhtyarev Streets at 8 o'clock on
flags, and placards which made their way through the Tiergarten in central Berlin to the Bundestag,
area at the rear, where the famous sitting area showcases a reinvented Mae West lips couch surrounded by Pirelli Tire placards.
D.C. Some"protesters" held placards with"[citation needed]".[13].
ages took part in this action, holding placards, including those“in the spirit” of the Feminist Offensive- about sisterhood and solidarity.
burning city of Kyiv, see or at least hear about even a single one of the alleged 2,000 placards?
publication of booklets, placards etc.).
which is decorated with a portrait of Mao Zedong in the centre and two placards to the left and right:"Long Live the People's Republic of China" and"Long live the Great Unity of the World's Peoples".
notice the huge crowds, the miles-long exodus, or the placards(which, after all, they could read!)
the going rates for holding up Bolshevik placards in street protests(10 rubles) or for fighting in the Red Guards(40 rubles per day).
We wonder what his placard might have said?