Examples of using Had protested in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Many of them had protested in Ferguson.
China had protested against external intrusions into the islands and had contested French and Japanese possession giving its claims some substance in law.
In 1970, tens of thousands of women had protested on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
By 2010, women had protested, fought, and worked their butts off to raise that compensation to 77 cents for every dollar men made.
In several towns across France, residents had protested the arrival of the children.
When he had protested that the young prince and princess were no more than babes, his new-made king had replied,“I see no babes.
The shots were fired in midafternoon at a bus anda flatbed truck carrying demonstrators to their encampment in central Bangkok after they had protested at a complex of government offices just north of the city.
King Gustavus had protested, but with no result.
They added that Quang use Facebook to urge people to turn out for street demonstrations against a controversial draftlaw to develop economic zones against which thousands had protested in several cities in June.
But a substantial minority had protested and appealed to the Vatican for clarification.
The existence of a council of executors alongside the Privy Council was rationalised in March when the two became one,incorporating the executors and most of their appointed assistants and adding ThomasSeymour, who had protested at his exclusion from power.
Last Saturday, tens of thousands had protested at parliament against what they see as an unfair election system.
Democrats had protested that the rules would push arguments to late hours and make it harder to introduce evidence, although the rules do allow a vote on whether witnesses will be called to testify.
On the occasion of Jesus' anointing in Bethany, Judas had protested against the waste of the precious perfumed ointment that Mary poured on Jesus' feet, not because he was interested in the poor but, as John notes,“because he was a thief, and as he had the money box he used to take what was put into it”(Jn 12:6).
But their lawyers had protested against the execution taking place during the Jewish Sabbath, and the time had been moved up three hours.
Now Microsoft has protested again on Edge.
Villagers have protested.
You have protested, and protested with respect, but loudly.
Many farmers have protested.
Hundreds of Tijuana residents have protested the migrants' arrival, complaining that recent caravans forced their way into Mexico from Guatemala.
Washington has protested to Beijing about recent behavior by its warships that the US Navy considered unsafe.
But hundreds of thousands have protested against what they see as an attack on their rights.
Pakistan, which claims the entirety of India-administered Kashmir as its own territory, has protested and downgraded its diplomatic ties.
Tibetans and their supporters have protested in cities around the world against China, where the games will be staged.
Though fast food workers have protested at many global and localized chains, the main focus of their movement has been McDonald's.
Hundreds have protested at Cambridge University over the 2 1/2-year suspension of a student who interrupted a politician's speech with a poem.
Many Russian-speaking residents in the south and east of Ukraine have protested against the actions of the interim authorities.
Hundreds of Tijuana residents have protested their arrival, complaining that recent caravans forced their way into Mexico from Guatemala.'.