Examples of using Violent protests in English and their translations into Romanian
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which increased after the violent protests in Chisinau;
Tunisia broke out in violent protests on the socio-political nature against the poor economic situation in the country, unemployment,
The clash was the latest in weeks of violent protests across Nepal's southern plains,
In the wake of violent protests by residents, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan promised again to clamp down on what he described as"the avalanche of abuses" by corrupt building contractors.
there are more violent protests,[the police] don't want professional witnesses to the level of systematic violence they use against demonstrators,
heads of the Parliament, Government, decision-makers of some law enforcement institutions and discussed the situation following the April 7 violent protests.
where farmers organized violent protests.[6] However, after the plebiscite in Saar most of the pro-Nazi prisoners received amnesty.
brought groundless accusations against Romania that it was involved into violent protests on April 7.
He announced the decision to form a new cabinet at the end of a day of speculation and violent protests in Athens on Wednesday,
before parliament where politicians, afraid of being heckled or facing violent protests against austerity measures,
it causes a violent protest reaction.
Today is the fourth day of violent protest… against the government's decision to increase the price… some basic items consumption.
The arrests stem from a violent protest in Tirana that turned deadly on January 21st 2011.[Erl Murati/SETimes].
Also Wednesday, BiH Prime Minister Adnan Terzic denounced a violent protest by more than 1,000 Bosnian Muslims in Sarajevo.
As recent events in Lhasa have amply demonstrated, Buddhist monks are well-versed in the art of violent protest.
in contrast to a violent protest against Nano two weeks ago.
EU, OSCE Condemn Violent Protest in Albania 10/02/2004 BRUSSELS,
has risen by approximately 70%, setting off a violent protest from the indignant population which forced the Government to peg prices.
Serbia-Montenegro- A prominent Serb politician was formally charged with leading a violent protest in Mitrovica a year ago which left 20 UN police officers injured.
With further violent protests.