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Meanings of protest in English
Expression of objection.
Usage of protest in English
1
However, the right to protest does not permit the use of violence.
2
Le Drain said Lebanese citizens' right to peaceful protest must be preserved.
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Media reports are bound to underestimate the true scale of protest, however.
4
Campaigners across Europe are marching to protest against the war on terrorism.
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Also read: Eskom: Greenpeace activists take climate crisis protest to Megawatt Park
6
They organize in vain; they protest in vain; they appeal in vain.
7
Democratic Left, the junior partner, abstained in protest at labour market reforms.
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Its members include clergy, protest leaders, business leaders and law enforcement representatives.
9
Free choice held demonstrations to protest the requirement that children be inoculated.
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We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence.
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They continue to protest and press the state to acknowledge their humanity.
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Even Germany, often cautious about criticism of Israel, issued a public protest.
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It is therefore rare that simply attending a protest will be illegal.
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MANY third level students will abandon lectures today to hold protest demonstrations.
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Officials in December cleared protest camps which had blocked several main roads.
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Will Occupy return to stake out a new protest campground this year?
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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