Examples of using They protested in English and their translations into Greek
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They protested for a long time.
An insult to Islam, they protested.
They protested with their lives.
The pope then called them to Rome, but they protested that the unsettled conditions en route and in Rome made that impossible.
They protested against this regime.
And he sent among them prophets to turn them back to Jehovah, and they protested to them, but they did not give ear to them.
They protested the war and the Reclamation.
The striking lawyers declared their solidarity with the yellow vests movement, and they protested together outside the Beziers court last week.
When they protested, the employee called the police.
There is still an ongoing case initiated in 2006 against two of our compatriots simply because they protested against the illegal interruption of the electricity supply.
And they protested against each other in the courtroom.
We can never forget the 69 unarmed andpeaceful demonstrators who were killed by South African police as they protested the country's unjust apartheid laws.
They protested that it was intended to save the euro, not Greece.
Thousands of people are still imprisoned in awful conditions because they stood up for democracy or because they protested against the constitutional referendum, the results of which cannot be considered to be reliable.
After they protested in September, the number of auditors was raised to 50.
Since then, the National Anarchists have joined other marches in Australia and in the United States;in April 2008, they protested on behalf of Tibet against the Chinese government during the Olympic torch relay in both Canberra, Australia, and San Francisco.
They protested the lack of jobs and their children's hunger.
Since then, national-anarchists have joined other marches in Australia and in the U.S.;in April 2008, they protested on behalf of the Tibetan independence movement against the Chinese government during the Olympic torch relay in both Canberra, Australia, and San Francisco.
They protested twice outside my apartment last year, screaming,"Lorna Ludlow tortures animals.".
In Poland and Yugoslavia they protested against restrictions on free speech by communist regimes.
They protested against their desperate social and economic situation and the rise in living costs.
Because they protested Catholic errors, they became known at Protestants.
They protested against the fact that the very low pay of coolies endangered their own demand for better wages.
In the 1920s, they protested side by side with men against British control of their country.
They protested that there were only misunderstandings between the peace camp, led by the Soviet Union, and themselves.
They protested poor conditions, denial of medical attention, and unreasonable bonds as high as $50,000.
They protested that they had been held in detention for several weeks with no indication of when they would be released.
When they protested that the girls were allowed bare legs, the school- no doubt joking- said the boys were free to wear skirts too if they chose.
They protested the International Labor Organization's recognition of Iran's state-sponsored unions and called for the recognition of independent labor unions.
They protested fake encounters, massacres, illegal arrests and atrocities on women, attacks on villages, loot and destruction of people's properties and demanded the release of political prisoners.
