Examples of using Protests in English and their translations into German
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Protests from the right.
How many workers' protests?
Protests from the Greens.
Laughter and protests from the right.
Parade and the recent"Old Oak" protests.
People also translate
On the contrary-- he protests his innocence.
Protests from the left- Applause from the right.
This post is part of our special coverage Syria Protests 2011/13.
Protests from the right and applause from the left.
Bullock says theyve since amped up protests to spread the word.
Protests by Muslims over a proposed government lottery.
More information and protests in other countries will follow shortly.
Protests from various quarters of the Socialist Group.
Colored powder and eggs: Protests in Barcelona before the Catalonia's anniversary.
Protests all over the hall, even from his own party.
No matter how localised they are, the protests have a great deal in common.
Any more protests and there will be no playing at all today.
Once again the Chinese government made loud protests and brought a huge amount of pressure to bear.
Africa: Protests over rising food prices· Global Voices.
Across Russia held massive protests against the replacement of benefits payments.
Protests that Germans did just that were ignored.
Ausdruckstanz, Choreografien des Protests und die Arbeiterkulturbewegung in der Weimarer Republik.
Protests or support tickets for violating this rule are not allowed.
In and around Tehran protests have continued, also leading to heavy clashes.
Any protests about their poor working conditions are dealt with severely.
Unlike previous protests, this one ended without any major incidents.
Due to protests from the Deutscher Offiziersbund, they were soon removed.
The Wisconsin protests and the re-emergence of the American working class.
Demonstrators held protests outside of U.S. embassies over the American government's support of Israel.
Pro-Russian protests in Poland and other Eastern European countries have been most often backed by Russia.