Примери за използване на Wave of protests на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Source: AP The wave of protests that began after the parliamentary polls of 2011 only intensified after the presidential elections.
The wave of protests that began after the parliamentary polls of 2011 only intensified after the presidential elections.
as seen already in a wave of protests over inequality and corruption from Thailand to Philippines.
as seen already in a wave of protests over inequality and corruption from Thailand to Brazil.
it was the worst political violence since a wave of protests in 2011-12.
enraged Iranians across the nation's arid countryside joined the wave of protests.
that did not stop the wave of protests.
worldwide in January and February, sparking a wave of protests primarily in Islamic countries.
worldwide in January and February, it sparked a wave of protests primarily in Islamic countries.
Greek farmers are preparing to respond with a wave of protests to the almost 52% increase in taxation of the sector.
The strong, unprecedented wave of protests in the wake of the Russian parliamentary elections in December
Greek farmers are preparing to respond with a wave of protests to the almost 52% increase in taxation of the sector.
Throughout Armenia's wave of protests, Moscow has remained publicly neutral,
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov promised on Monday(September 26th) after a wave of protests in the country following the murder of a Bulgarian teenager by people linked to a notorious Roma boss.
Both during the wave of protests in February and those in June I made the only possible
was forced to abandon the plans in face of the country's biggest wave of protests since the collapse of communism in 1989.
Navalny emerged as the main opposition leader in the wave of protests that accompanied the build-up to the last Russian presidential election, in 2012.
The star of the show is 21-year-old Hamada Ben Amor- better known as“El General”- who was arrested for whipping up public anger during the wave of protests that ended president Zine el Abidine Ben Ali's 23-year rule.
abandoned the plans in face of the country's biggest wave of protests since the collapse of communism in 1989.
Another wave of protest.