Examples of using Had protested in English and their translations into Spanish
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A great many landlords, who preferred to leave their houses unoccupied in those circumstances, had protested, inducing the authorities to relax that stringent, unfair requirement.
The trade unionists had protested in front of the presidential building against a series of tough measures for teachers being taken by the National Education Minister.
Palestinians had protested against what they saw as provocation
For example, several groups had protested outside their embassies to demand greater respect for human rights in their countries.
including himself, had protested against the violations of human rights committed in Pakistan,
Military sources reported that dozens of Palestinians had protested in the area, throwing stones
The Special Rapporteur was informed that the defence lawyers had protested and issued a joint note against the retroactive application of that Decree.
On 14 October 2008, Thai troops withdrew from Veal Intry area after Cambodia had protested.
Similarly, the judge considered that an adequate defence had been guaranteed simply by virtue of the fact that the ex officio counsels had protested the charge.
Pius replied that he was always aware that thousands of innocent persons would have been sent to certain death if he as pope had protested.
The Director-General of the Hadassah Medical Organization had protested a year earlier against the shackling of security prisoners to their beds during treatment and a special Ministry
He had protested and asked the policemen to identify themselves
The Council had protested against the use of force
Thailand had protested a case which the Health Department of the United States had AZT pills experimented on pregnant Thai women,
The deputy mayor of Lübeck, who had protested against the leniency of the judges towards the men,
On 26 March, it was reported that Palestinians had protested against the construction of two Israeli industrial areas at Jenin
world public opinion had protested against the regime and many international organizations had taken steps to address the criminal acts committed during
Cabral had protested that it was impossible for Europeans to learn Japanese
However, that practice had caused difficulties with neighbouring countries where begging was not illegal, and which had protested the expulsion from Benin of persons who had not committed crimes.
as well as members of the opposition, who had protested in the aftermath of the presidential elections.