Examples of using Are protesting in English and their translations into Slovak
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Why the French are protesting.
The NGOs are protesting and the people smugglers are losing their business?
So taxi drivers are protesting.
More citizens are protesting new- and often taller- wind turbines in their neighborhoods.
On why Palestinians are protesting.
Tens of thousands of people are protesting today in the German city of Dresden against racism and xenophobia.
All over the country people are protesting.
Red shirts are protesting thailand now.
Why European dairy farmers are protesting.
It is in this context too that Turks are protesting against the commercialisation of public space and against religious authoritarianism;
I fail to understand what people are protesting.
For months, many people in Hong Kong are protesting against the growing influence of Beijing.
They are protesting a government plan to prepare SNCF before the serviceis opened to competition and to end some worker benefits.
Hundreds of thousands of Romanians are protesting in the street.
WARSAW, Poland- Women across Poland are protesting in front of bishops' residences after the influential Roman Catholic Church urged the government to ban abortion.
I am glad that people are protesting and marching.
HISTORIANS are protesting against a webpage that labels the outbreak of the Slovak National Uprising(SNP) the black day of the Slovak nation and the act of guerrilla murderers.
Tens of thousands of French people are protesting against gay marriage.
Its members are protesting in defence of the freedom to gather, assemble and hold marches and pickets guaranteed under Article 31 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation.
The demonstrations since Friday are protesting these actions and more.
The people are protesting, leaving Latvia, announcing indefinite hunger strikes or offering to sell their internal organs in order to get money to keep their families.
The media andpoliticians are blaming the attacks on‘left wing extremists', who are protesting against the gentrification of some of the boroughs of Berlin.
Furious Chileans are protesting social and economic inequality, and against an entrenched political elite that comes from a small number of the wealthiest families in the country.
Across coalition-“controlled” southern Yemen, Yemenis are protesting Saudi and Emirati efforts to garrison the country and strip it of its assets.
Hundreds of Croatian taxi drivers are protesting against Uber services, disrupting traffic at the height of the tourism season in the Adriatic country.
Warehouse workers in Germany, Spain and Poland are protesting against workplace health hazards, and being required to work more hours without getting bonuses.
Dozens of leading news organizations are protesting to the White House against restrictions that sometimes keep journalists from taking pictures and video of President Obama performing official duties.
Any of you know why you're protesting?