Examples of using Those protesting in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Many of those protesting were arrested.
The group was outnumbered by those protesting CCCC.
Those protesting today will find themselves moved by the joy of the newly-weds.”.
On September 6, 2013, he appeared on CNN as a representative of those protesting US intervention in Syria.
In a TMZ obtained video, those protesting can be heard shouting,“Shame on you, JLo, for wearing fur!
We want freedom, we are neither a part of India, nor Pakistan,” said Asifa,an 18-year-old woman who was among those protesting after prayers at the shrine of Jinab Sahib in Soura.
Those protesting against the bill say it is a part of the BJP's agenda to marginalise Muslims and it violates India's secular principles.
KNPB Kaimana leader Ruben Furay, who was amongst those protesting against her detention, was reportedly beaten by police.
Many of those protesting are upset with the actions of police, who on Sunday were filmed firing tear gas and rubber bullets at close range.
The KKK last year threatened to use"deadly force" against those protesting over the killing of a black youth in Ferguson, Missouri.
The UN says that those protesting outside the Congolese office were refugees and asylum seekers who had applied for international protection.
While the government tries to tackle the problem, German society is becoming increasingly polarized,with considerable numbers of right-wingers among those protesting Merkel's“open door” policy.
Pompeo reiterated Trump's support for those protesting the Iranian government and said he expected people in Iran to continue to"revolt" in the future.
Not every leader appointed and elected into Presidency or parliament or a high profiled position in a country sees for the actual needs of the people andmeets demands of what needs to be changed urgently for the better of those protesting legally for it.
Bashir also said that those protesting have been infiltrated by agents with foreign agendas and that they are people who want to destabilise the country.
In a joint letter addressed to Trump, members of the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities(PCAH)condemned the president's insistence in equating the actions of both white supremacists and those protesting against them during the far-right rally on August 12.
Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong, who was among those protesting and was a lead figure in the umbrella movement, has called the electoral process“a selection rather than an election”.
Having accused those protesting against the military leadership of illegitimate rebellion, they argue it is legitimate to kill them to end their protests-usefully giving a cover to deal with political opposition in the crude manner often witnessed in the Middle East and seen in the bloody scenes during the clearance of Raba'a last month.
He has added that while“there is no doubt that the faces of those protesting in Benghazi expressed real indignation”, there has been a“colossal campaign of lies, unleashed by the mass media, which led to great confusion on the part of the world's public opinion”.
But those protests were ignored.
Putin blamed Western influence and money for those protests.
However, those protests had no effect and the tower was completed at the planned height.
The Israeli army haskilled at least 158 Palestinians during those protests, and a Gaza sniper killed an Israeli soldier.
Wong was one of the leaders of the 2014 Umbrella Movement andhad spent two months in prison on charges related to those protests.
Those protests are to climax Monday, with tens of thousands of people expected to gather along the Israeli border in an event timed to coincide with the U.S. Embassy move.
Those protests are to climax today, with tens of thousands of people expected to gather along the Israeli border in an event timed to coincide with the US embassy move.
Those protests were transformed from a noble and civilized phenomenon of practicing freedom of expression to unfortunate clashes, mobilized and controlled by political forces that wanted to escalate and worsen the situation.
Thousands of students have been protesting traffic conditions in Dhaka over the past week, but it is still unclear whetherSaturday's attack on the US ambassador was related to those protests.
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