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Discover LudwigThe phrase "hold protests" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people gathering together to publicly express their dissatisfaction or disapproval with something. For example: "The citizens are planning to hold protests in the city center to demand action from the government."
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One official with the group said the labor board's memo would in no way disrupt its plans to hold protests, strikes and rallies over the next 60 days and beyond, although protesters would be mindful not to walk in circles in front of Walmart stores.
Other political figures repeated calls to hold protests Tuesday.
Human rights groups occasionally hold protests in Farmville.
Students still hold protests over working conditions in factories, sometimes successfully.
"In a way, it's almost a challenge because we can't hold protests," Mr. Aqel said.
They make referrals to therapists and lawyers, and hold protests outside church offices.
They can block streets and hold protests whenever they want, and we're the ones affected".
It located some old computers and was still able to hold protests against the paper factory.
Chancellor Angela Merkel has repeatedly condemned Pegida, but nonetheless backed its right to hold protests.
Workers picnic, cut hair, hold protests, or even take part in coordinated dance routines.
There were sporadic attempts to hold protests in the capital on Wednesday, though the police quickly intervened.
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