In a break with protocol, the invitation for Netanyahu to speak was orchestrated by Republican congressional leaders without input from the White House or State Department, angering senior administration officials who believe it was politically motivated.
The Abbott government will cut billions in planned health payments to the states and will put the handbrake on school funding increases, angering state and territory counterparts and setting the scene for renewed debate about raising the goods and services tax.
Gallen will again be public enemy No1 when he emerges at Suncorp Stadium, especially after angering Lewis who believed Gallen's jibe "was an indication of a long-held disrespect for Queensland".
The government recently did an about-turn on its promise to repeal the 18C provision, angering the News Corp columnist Andrew Bolt who was found guilty of breaching the Racial Discrimination Act over two articles he wrote in 2009 headlined "It's so hip to be black" and "White fellas in the black".
This whole thing's the biggest fairy tale I've ever seen," Bill Clinton said at the time, angering leaders in the African American community even as he insisted the remark had only to do with Obama's stance on the Iraq war.
He risked angering some Tories when he told the Times the coalition would aim to make taxes fairer, rather than reduce the overall tax burden.
And in the runup to the brief war, Merkel resisted US pressure to improve Georgia's prospects of Nato membership for fear of angering Moscow.
He risked angering Britain's European partners by saying that continental countries needed to follow Britain's economic model in order to foster growth.
Even so, CMGI will pay almost $8m a year for the next ten years.So why risk angering the gods of sport?
So instead, in May prosecutors charged Ms Tymoshenko with exceeding her authority in signing a gas agreement with Russia in 2009.In this section Goodbye to Berlin Better than a war Keep calm and carry on Don't cross Viktor The awkward squad Rotten harvest ReprintsThis had the unusual effect of angering both Russia and the European Union.
The danger is that any such an agreement, even if achievable, would fail to appease Islamic militants while angering Hindu nationalists.The prospects for maintaining cordial relations with China look brighter.
