Sentence examples for cause provocation from inspiring English sources

"It's a reflection of ignorance, and can only cause provocation and widen the gulf".

Ten years later, she filed a declaration that said: "During the course of our marriage... (Cochran has) without any reasonable cause, provocation or justification physically struck, beat and inflicted severe injury up on the person of the Petitioner.... "....

The protesters had been barred "against the backdrop of the tension and general public atmosphere, as well as the fear that granting the infiltrators access will cause provocations in the parliament", the speaker's office said.

The correspondent began to point out that actually the situation was the reverse, only to be interrupted by the host who said England fans had dressed up as Russia fans to cause "provocations".

The drills are defensive, U.S. officials say, but they have angered the North and caused provocations in the past.

"The Comfort of Strangers" is an unsettling film because its very accomplished malice has so little cause or provocation in narrative or character.

But the Night Wolves said they had notified Poland of their route weeks in advance and that they wanted to pay their respects at war memorials, not cause a provocation.

Ex-Wahlberg employee Leonard Taylor has filed a civil lawsuit claiming that the Planet of the Apes star "maliciously and intentionally, and without just cause or provocation, assaulted, beat and bit" Taylor in a fit of rage.

"It is not in our interest in our relations with the British and the Americans to be seen as causing any provocation in any situation," he said.

On Tuesday, Charb told the AFP news agency : "We don't feel like causing further provocation.

The incident was diffused without much conflict, although both sides have accused the other of breaking international laws and causing needless provocation.