Примери за използване на Violent protests на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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which later contributed to violent protests in some Muslim countries.
all in states where violent protests took place.
The mayor of a small Bolivian town has been dragged through the streets during violent protests against the country's president.
Violent protests have ravaged Ferguson,
else convene the community as a whole to not trigger violent protests.
possibly lead to violent protests, rather than sending a clear signal about Greek intentions.
Prime Minister Boiko Borisov quit along with his center-right government on February 27 after two weeks of sometimes violent protests.
riven with divisions and since November shaken by sometimes violent protests against his rule.
Immediately after the outbreak of violent protests in Kishinev on 7 April the EU sent its special representative Kalman Mizsei to Moldova.
The Enterprise is delivering medical supplies to Rutia IV, following an outbreak of violent protests.
Since often violent protests began on March 30, at least 178 Palestinians
Paris police say that at least 65 people including 11 police officers have been injured in violent protests in the French capital.
all cabinet members urged Serbian citizens to remain calm, violent protests broke out in Belgrade and several Serbian towns.
Tens of thousands of Palestinians are expected to gather Saturday for the first anniversary of the often violent protests along the border.
According to the reports almost 250 people were arrested following the violent protests on 7 April.
In at least four countries hit by recent violent protests, the main reason for the uprising is economic.
If the management did not end a disciplinary procedure regarding two pilots involved in violent protests that took place in October, Reuters reported.
Trump accused Soleimani of organising violent protests by Iran-backed groups at the US Embassy in Baghdad earlier this month.
Recent public anger against a bill that would have allowed extradition to mainland China has led to tensions and a series of violent protests on the territory's streets.
There was particular concern about violent protests in Yemen that threaten to topple President Ali Abdullah Saleh.