Examples of using Had protested in English and their translations into Russian
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Many had protested but I don't know who they were.
Abhay Singh knew who among the Ashramites had protested.
Britain had protested and reoccupied the islands four years later.
The Chairperson, who attended the presentation, had protested at this exclusion.
The French had protested against the marriage because of her political views.
On 19 May 2010 a large crowd of young people had protested in front of Parliament.
Throughout 25 July, UNIFIL had protested directly to IDF after each of the incidents of close firing to the base.
The promise was made in an October e-mail communication to correspondents abroad who had protested against the prospect of the houses being bulldozed.
Residents of those areas had protested to the military court, but had received no ruling to date.
Similarly, the judge considered that an adequate defence had been guaranteed simply by virtue of the fact that the ex officio counsels had protested the charge.
He was a close friend of Stanislav Penc and had protested about his somewhat insensitive treatment by the police.
It had protested to the Secretary-General as recently as August 1995 at the various delaying tactics, which put the implementation of the settlement plan at risk.
Civil society groups and certain governments had protested against perceived violations of international humanitarian law by Israel.
He had protested and asked the policemen to identify themselves but they had refused and ordered the Palestinians to stand with their faces against a wall and their hands raised.
The Special Rapporteur was informed that the defence lawyers had protested and issued a joint note against the retroactive application of that Decree.
He welcomed the news that the problem of overcrowding in prisons was being tackled and that money had been allocated to improving the prison system, but he was disturbed by the reports of riots in August 2001,in which inmates had protested against their treatment in prison.
In 2010, hundreds of migrant workers had protested against their expulsion from Canada in front of the Canadian embassy in Guatemala.
It was the Alliance that coordinated the fall of Libya, in 2011,after the commander of AfriCom, General Carter Ham, had protested against the use of Al-Qaïda to overthrow Mouamar el-Kadhafi.
The Muslim community had protested against the project and asked the Government to refrain from interfering in its personal laws.
The three experts said that the accused included lawyers, journalists and other human rights defenders,as well as members of the opposition, who had protested in the aftermath of the presidential elections.
The State party had protested and the Committee had then adopted general comment No. 26 on the continuity of obligations.
It had certainly been against the wishes of Falkland Islanders at the time, who had protested to the United Kingdom and resisted the changes imposed by Argentina.
As Secretary of the Commission, he had protested against that practice and had pointed out that the Commission always adhered to the 10-week deadline for the submission of documents for translation.
Furthermore, when, after the deportation of those who had constituted security risks,Eritrea had protested, calling for family reunification, Ethiopia had agreed to deport their families as well.
She reported that many delegations had protested the burdensome nature of the Programme and characterized it as an impediment to their functions and security in contravention of the host country's obligation to facilitate the work of the permanent missions.
Traditionally discriminated against,they had resorted to adopting Japanese names to avoid identification and had protested at measures to assimilate them and oblige them to adopt values other than their own.
For example, several groups had protested outside their embassies to demand greater respect for human rights in their countries.
He would like to know what measures had been taken to improve the living conditions and basic rights of those persons andespecially of the approximately 20,000 Chinese who had protested on 20 June 2010 in Paris against the poor living conditions and insecurity that were their daily lot.
The journalists concerned had protested, stating that it was their duty to inform the public and an extensive debate had taken place.
All attempts to resolve the situation had failed, and many who had protested against the ongoing dominion of the colonial Power had been persecuted, incarcerated or even assassinated.