Examples of using Violent clashes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Nobody expected the protest to develop like this, nobody expected violent clashes with the police.
Protests have continued in many places, particularly around Cochabamba, where violent clashes between security forces and coca growers left nine dead on Friday.
other nearby cities that later spiraled into violent clashes with police during six straight days.
Peaceful rallies have lasted for two months when the violent clashes with police broke out on the 19th of January,
Violent clashes between security forces
Violent clashes broke out between riot police
prevent similar actions in the future and pave the way for reconciliation following violent clashes.
it continued to be my feeling that violent clashes had to be avoided.
An unnamed law enforcement official told Channel 2 police were refraining from using force to clear demonstrators in order to avoid violent clashes.
After the violent clashes of 13 March, in which a demonstrator died in central Donetsk,
In order to address violent clashes between the police and second-generation youth, a group of 70 fathers
The Council is still appealing for the signatories to the political agreement to continue with the implementation of that agreement regardless of the interruption which occurred due to violent clashes with rebel groups.
intensified by violent clashes in a number of locations which have led to multiple population displacements in the west,
to help rebuild the justice system, since a lack of justice has contributed to an increase in violent clashes in recent months;
Early this morning, following violent clashes between refugees and migrants of different nationalities inside the camp on the Greek side of the border, those nationalities denied access to Macedonia have
day for which the vote for the Mid-Term Austerity Programme had been scheduled, there were violent clashes with the police.
protection of refugee and migrant children, following Wednesday's violent clashes on the Hungary-Serbia border and in light of reports that new legislation introduced in Hungary could result in children arriving in the country being detained, prosecuted and separated from their parents.
The result: a violent clash.
Christian liturgical music on one side, violent clashing, snarling and devilish laughter on the other.
Muslim culture is that there are so many psychological factors pushing its followers towards a violent attitude against non-Muslims that a general violent clash is- at least from a psychological perspective- inevitable.