Examples of using Placards in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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place amid chaotic scenes with supporters and opponents of President Rousseff shouting slogans and waving placards.
He then told Ms. Cui that she was given a disciplinary warning for displaying placards without a permit.
outside Parliament in Valletta, Malta, holding placards and photos dedicated to Caruana Galizia.
carrying placards demanding justice and an end to crime against women.
In another, they increased the purchase of fresh produce in grocery stores by 10 per cent by placing placards with a joke on them and printing the punchline on bag closures.
carrying placards demanding justice and an end to crime against women.
They originally stimulated playing placards called hanafuda, and the company was founded channel back in 1889,
In another, they increased the purchase of fresh produce in grocery stores by 10 percent by placing placards with a joke on them and printing the punchline on bag closures.
carrying placards demanding justice and an end to crime against women.
true gender equality,” Moon Sung-ho boomed into a microphone to a crowd of a few dozen men waving placards.
carrying placards demanding justice and an end to crime against women.
just about heterosexual love, we are putting up pride flags and placards to celebrate the LGBT community.
military insignia, embassy placards, and various flags.
In London, more than 1,000 protesters carrying Syrian flags and placards reading"Hands Off Syria," marched to Downing Street and rallied in Trafalgar Square on Saturday.
These cars are identified by special placards and stickers on the train
Demonstrators held placards with slogans including“The people want Bin Salman to be judged”,“No to the killer of Yemeni children”, and“You're not welcome”.
On the 3rd floor English placards walk you through the Russian conquests of the khanates and emirates, and there are some foreboding newspaper clippings
The people carried placards reading“We are hungry,”“Raise pensions” as well as some anti-LGBT slogans as they marched along Khreshchatyk Street to Independence square(Maidan Nezalezhnosty)
Now the War Archives wished to secure for its files all the original Russian proclamations and placards in the occupied Austrian area before they had been torn down or otherwise destroyed.
Earlier in the day more than 1,000 people marched in a rally against racism in central Auckland, carrying“Migrant lives matters” and“Refugees welcome here,” placards.