Examples of using When protesters in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The police had to intervene- when protesters started throwing fireworks and bottles.
When protesters came out in force in 2011, demanding a“Russia Without Putin,” Putin made it plain that he would show little tolerance.
This woman's 15-month-old son was scared when protesters surrounded their car in Lebanon.
When protesters with the Occupy movement rallied outside Whitman's home in 2012, they remarked on the modesty of her home.
Earlier this year,a protest against tourism in the city turned violent when protesters attacked a tour bus and hotel.
When protesters overseas were marching against the Vietnam War, they often sang‘We Shall Overcome', the anthem of the US civil rights movement.
People were detained on Wednesday night when protesters besieged and attacked police stations in Sham Shui Po and Tin Shui Wai.
When protesters overseas were marching against the Vietnam War, they often sang“We Shall Overcome”- an anthem of the US civil rights movement.
The financier GeorgeSoros canceled a speech in Bangkok in February when protesters, including some respected local businesspeople, threatened to pelt him with rotten eggs and fruit.”.
However, when protesters occupied Hong Kong International Airport on August 11 and 12, nearly 1,000 flights were disrupted, according to the Airport Authority's Lam Tin-fuk.
Police have clashed with demonstrators several times tounblock city streets since late September when protesters occupied the city's center to press China to stop interfering in upcoming local elections.
In recent weeks, when protesters were battling police on the streets of Hong Kong demanding universal suffrage, and their freedoms to be preserved by China, Mr Ko, 23, didn't just watch idly online.
Walls along a staircase leading to the bridgewere filled with posters in a throwback to 2014, when protesters occupied key thoroughfares in the same area for 79 days, but failed to win any government concessions.
The violence begins when protesters attack police lines and set fires outside parliament after it stalls on taking up a constitutional reform to limit presidential powers.
A month of demonstrations over elections for the Moscow city legislature have turned into the biggestsustained protest movement in Russia since 2011-2013, when protesters took to the streets against perceived electoral fraud.
The clashes of the past week began when protesters changed from a regular routine of weekend protests to disrupting traffic on workdays.
Another major rally organized by the Civil Human Rights Front is set Saturday tomark the fifth anniversary of the Umbrella Revolution, when protesters occupied key thoroughfares in the city for 79 days in 2014 to demand universal suffrage.
When protesters gathered to block the construction project in Taksim Square Garden, Mr. Erdogan saw it as a direct challenge to his rule and crushed protests with riot police and tear gas.
Pan-democratic lawmaker Fernando Cheung Chiu-hung, who was at the scene when protesters surrounded the Global Times reporter, said the actions of protesters were just too much and he disagreed with them.
Since 2005, when protesters drawn mostly from the middle-class and urban establishment began demonstrating against Thaksin's rule, the rallying call of anti-Thaksin forces has been to protect the monarchy.
Three months earlier, Mr. Keenan had had to return to the White House when the president summoned him- at midnight- to go over changes to a speech Mr. Obama was to deliver in Selma, Ala.,on the 50th anniversary of“Bloody Sunday,” when protesters were brutally beaten by the police on the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
The situation turned violent late Tuesday when protesters tried to force their way into the offices of the election supervisory agency and clashes continued through the night, National Police spokesman Dedi Prasetyo said.
Mr. Hameed was one of the figures whoarranged the Faizabad deal in late 2017, when protesters blocked the roads into the capital, Islamabad, which further escalated the tension between civilian and military. in this country.
When protesters in Syria demanded long overdue reforms in the political system, President Assad saw this as an illegal revolutionary effort to overthrow his“legitimate” regime and erroneously decided to stamp it out by using unnecessary force.
Arrests were also made on New Year's Eve, when protesters briefly occupied a major road on the Kowloon peninsula as crowds of thousands counted down to midnight along the Victoria harbour.
The measures wereaimed at avoiding the chaos of last weekend, when protesters blocked airport approach roads, threw debris on the train track and trashed the MTR subway station in the nearby town of Tung Chung in running clashes with police.