Examples of using A protest in English and their translations into French
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Come on, Rick. We're filing a protest.
Perhaps, but this is hardly the time to organize a protest.
You are in no position to lodge a protest, Mr. Harris.
Increase commensurate with the increased value of a protest.
150 injured in a protest.
In 1868, Chicherin resigned his position at the university as a protest against government repressions
In addition, 32 persons who had staged a protest at the Dutch Embassy on 7 December 1996 were said to have been arrested 21 December 1995.
The rebellion started as a protest against the death of George Jackson in the San Quentin Penitentiary during an escape attempt.
The four men were reportedly arrested in April 2011 during a protest in Khuzestan and convicted of Moharebeh(enmity against God) and Fasad-fil Arz corruption on earth.
The Angolan Government has also delivered a protest to the Government of Zaire, demanding an explanation of the facts.
They and others rode under false names because of an international ban on athletes competing in South Africa, as a protest against apartheid.
It was agreed that the Cape Town Chapter will be hosting a protest outside parliament, the details of which will be discussed at our next meeting.
However, at the end of the game, Canada put in a protest to the Head Referee
it was reported that customers had launched a protest against perceived shortcomings of Portal 2.
On 20 October, a protest rally against the planned demolitions was held in the village by some 200 Palestinians and Israelis. Ha'aretz, 21 October.
Where a protest in filed in any Canadian competition, it must be
During a protest of Sözbank depositors who recently established a society,
Which is why I'm going to do exactly what they did and organize a protest of this network. A protest? .
On 3 June at least 3,000 Muslim extremists are reported to have carried out a protest and called for the killing of Mrs. Nasrin.
mounted policemen and baton-wielding border policemen broke up a protest march of several hundred Palestinians.