Примеры использования These protests на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These protests have since ended.
They do everything to break down, block these protests.
These protests, however, did not prevent Hungary from maintaining its minefields.
Again, it really shows how smart and organised these protests are.
However, these protests had resulted in a number of politically motivated prosecutions.
They intimidate people, intimidate carriers so thatthey can not come to these protests,"- he added.
These protests intensified with the return of the Althing from Christmas recess on 20 January 2009.
Russia's opposition leaders, including Boris Nemtsov and Alexei Navalny,did not take part in these protests.
These protests cannot be neglected, for they will be aggravated by all sorts of things until resolved.
Applying the organizing technology can smooth over these protests, bringing about increased production and thus better morale.
However, all these protests were too small for there to be any real talk of an effective opposition to"Orthodox activists.".
The Universal Postal Union started receiving protests(and some of them at the national level,which could result in a post war), but these protests, however, were not satisfied.
These protests took place in March 2003 in Grozny, for two days from June 28-30 just outside of Grozny and on August 19, 2003 in Grozny.
President Putin accused the United States and, more generally, foreign governments of instigating these protests and defended the draft law on the grounds that it was necessary to protect the country from foreign intervention in domestic political affairs.
These protests, which have also addressed arbitrary detentions, have failed to obtain satisfactory results or information.
The events following upon the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq sparked off numerous protest actions by Spain, relating to various situations.It is interesting to consider these protests and the manner in which each of them is expressed, depending on the addressee.
These protests- of astonishing boldness and reach- took place not just in Dili, but also in towns along the coast and in the central mountain range.
As the Government of Djibouti failed to heed these protests, Eritrea sent a high-level delegation led by the Foreign Minister on 10 September 1998 to convey a letter from President Isaias Afwerki to the President of Djibouti.
These protests, along with others from the King of Sweden, the International Red Cross, the United States, and Britain led to the cessation of deportations on 8 July 1944.
The Special Rapporteur underlines that the way to deal with these protests is not to arrest and prosecute the protesters, but to listen to their concerns and grievances and develop a system that protects their human rights.
Many of these protests related to human rights violations in the development of economic projects, in particular in the context of disputes over natural resources.
It has recommended to make these protests effective by declaring a consumer boycott of products of companies that use offensive advertisements;
When these protests have failed to lead to improved fulfilment of their basic rights, groups of IDPs have resorted to sit-ins and takeovers of public buildings.
Despite these protests, public safety did not appear to be affected, as the county law enforcement agencies involved routed calls for emergency service through the county offices.
These protests were based on France's disagreement with the application of the equidistance principle enshrined in the Royal Decree in fixing boundaries with neighbouring States with which no delimitation agreement existed.
These protests have reportedly resulted in the arrest and detention of at least 60 individuals for their participation in the protests and injuries to another 45 protestors as a result of shootings by authorities.
Eventually these protests not only saved the trees and caused the station entrances to be located east and west of the park, but they also marked the end of a period when many old buildings in central Stockholm were demolished.
In addition, these protests could turn into a desktop real danger of being thrown out of the gate of the plant, where was a crowd of impoverished city dwellers trying to find any work and landless peasants from surrounding villages.
These protests include the establishment of unannounced or unauthorized checkpoints, possession of unauthorized weapons, absence of identification or weapons permits, and use of Eritrean Defence Forces' vehicles.
These protests concerned issues such as: constitutional reform; the independence of the judiciary; the situation of refugees and internally displaced persons; children's rights; cases of torture; impunity; disappearances; solidarity with defenders being detained; and human rights celebrations.