Examples of using Had protested in English and their translations into French
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On 26 March, it was reported that Palestinians had protested against the construction of two Israeli industrial areas at Jenin and Qalqilya because they
All attempts to resolve the situation had failed, and many who had protested against the ongoing dominion of the colonial Power had been persecuted,
On 1 June 1994, the IDF lifted the closure of A-Ram imposed 31 May 1994 after residents had protested violently against the killing of two Hamas activists. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 2 June 1994.
Personal Representative for East Timor and his Special Representative for the Popular Consultation had protested about the attack to the Indonesian Government.
He had protested and asked the policemen to identify themselves
The Director-General of the Hadassah Medical Organization had protested a year earlier against the shackling of security prisoners to their beds during treatment
Recently, women's rights associations had protested against article 13 of the Qualified Law of Marriage, which required widows
in a two-page spread, had protested against the pro-lifers by urging the paper's readers to do the same thing and shit in churches
The Council had protested against the use of force
The deputy mayor of Lübeck, who had protested against the leniency of the judges towards the men, escaped being injured by a letter bomb which
Eritrea had protested, calling for family reunification,
the Federation had protested, men received as little as 2¢ per hour after charges for room
a town south of San Salvador, had protested against a building project involving the deforestation of a large area.
Since the local population had protested against the presence of Pakistani and foreign terrorist elements,
Following Israel's brutal assault on Gaza, world public opinion had protested against the regime and many international organizations had taken steps to address the criminal acts committed during and after the military assault.
students had been dispersed, and in August 2009 several members of NGOs who had protested against the conditions of employment of workers had been arrested.
Laguna district of Caracas, was arrested by members of PM on 25 February 1992, reportedly because he had protested upon observing the police beating two residents of the district.
More than 50,000 jewelers in Gujarat alone had protested the government's plans to impose a 1 percent excise duty on all-but silver jewelry since March 2.
The Government of Eritrea had protested to the facilitators about these dangerous attacks, underlining that this
Recently, 23 members of Parliament, including himself, had protested against the violations of human rights committed in Pakistan,