Examples of using Have protested in English and their translations into Danish
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We stand in solidarity with the struggles organised by migrants, who have protested against their persecution at Budapest rail station,
Thousands have protested in the Georgian capital,
I wonder if they would have protested had she been wearing the star
We stand in solidarity with the struggles organised by migrants, who have protested against their persecution at Budapest rail station,
For seven consecutive days, thousands of residents of Male, the capital of Maldives, have protested on busy streets and public spaces,
Many Member States and other stakeholders have protested that the changes proposed by the Commission were put into effect before the Council
The inhabitants of Santorini, for example, who have protested about the wreck of the Sea Diamond cruise ship,
Thousands have protested against racism in Germany.
the basis and the bulk of those who have protested peacefully after the elections,
exemption from punishment for those who have protested peacefully in the past or may do so in the future,
But Democratic lawmakers have protested Ryan's move to punish members who take broadcasting into their own hands,
indeed, its Commissioner have protested this matter already- I would simply like to say that we in this House also feel that the issue of convergence ought to be right out there in the open with all the agencies of the Commission, and indeed of Parliament, discussing the matter.
The Cuban government has protested your activities directly to Paris.
Directly to Paris. The Cuban government has protested your activities.
This was the very thing, against which the Israelite“prophets” had protested.
Prime Minister Metaxas has protested strongly… to Mussolini's government in Rome,
The French Government has protested and requested that unanimity be maintained because it provides greater protection.
Prime Minister Metaxas has protested to Mussolini's government in Rome,
It is also noted with some amusement that the French Government has protested and has called for unanimity on these'very sensitive' issues to be maintained.
Despite this many of the students from Gyulafehérvár, who had protested when he was banned from teaching,