Examples of using Massive protests in English and their translations into German
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State of emergency in Turkey after massive protests.
Across Russia held massive protests against the replacement of benefits payments.
The opening of the SL office has led to massive protests in Prague.
Despite massive protests voiced by some residents, the video surveillance scheme is continuing.
It now appears that he wants to backtrack on his promise, but massive protests are inhibiting him from doing so.
Massive protests forced Leung to withdraw a deadline to implement the new curriculum.
In Germany, by contrast, there were massive protests against offshore wind expansion near the coast.
Massive protests on the part of the Pacific neighbouring states caused the atomic tests to be finally stopped in 1995. Â.
He was only freed after massive protests in the country and abroad.
Massive protests in Spain against the Government's plans of exacerbating the abortion laws have shown results today.
Morsi's reign wascut short in July 2013, following massive protests calling for his ouster.
The massive protests in France in 1968 led to an early parliamentary election, which de Gaulle's supporters won decisively.
Only a court decision,her own coalition partners and/or massive protests by the general public could force her out of office.
Following the massive protests of the Oromo in 2016, the EU had quickly returned to its agenda and continued the cooperation.
Even before it was published, the report triggered massive protests from the governments of Rwanda, Uganda and Angola.
Massive protests against euthanasia came from the Catholic Church, which, in keeping with its tenets, advocated the protection of human life.
The Spanish state's intensification of anti-Catalan repression has set off massive protests in Catalonia in favor of independence.
Both factors had sparked off massive protests across the country, which had involved over 3.5 million people.
In 2020, the use of German in all public institutions was abolished in favor of English, despite massive protests on the part of the population.
After massive protests and a wave of users moving their Bitcoin out of the exchange, Coinbase has changed its opinion and now says it wants to support Bitcoin Cash.
Facebook(Microsoft), for instance, had to modify its new,behaviour-controlled advertising programme" Beacon' just a few weeks after its launch to appease massive protests.
Massive protests by civil rights activists, which enjoyed widespread public support, eventually achieved a legal solution along the lines of the People's Chamber law.
French President Jacques Chirac announced the approval of thebill providing for new rules for employment of youth, which led to massive protests in the country.
Massive protests have taken place all over the state demanding scrapping of the project, abolition of UAPA, release of all arrested and compensation to those affected.
KIEV/BERLIN(Own report)- The raids on TV editorial boards by parliamentarians in the new Ukrainiangovernment, which Germany helped bring to power, is provoking massive protests.
But I also support the massive protests that have been taking place for some time throughout the world in connection with this affair, such as today at 6 p.m. in Brussels in front of the Iranian embassy.
Many Christians in Pakistan are relieved about the arrests of the masterminds behind the suicide attacks,which had caused unrest and massive protests among the minority group.
Like the stimulus package, however, Obamacare fueled the Tea Party's massive protests against the bogeyman of“big government,” even producing hallucinatory right-wing calls to save“our Social Security” from the State.
Taking into consideration the period in which the book was written, shortly after the presidential elections in 2009,the results of which led to massive protests, the book is revealed to have many levels of content at which it can be read as a biting commentary.
In contrast to the German völkisch movement,the Hungarian one after the 1920s expressed such massive protests concerning the sufferings of the peasant class, that it amounted to a social revolt.