Sentence examples for create incidents from inspiring English sources

We always wore civilian clothing because the East German police were known to create incidents that involved our personnel.

Experts say the rules are likely to create incidents with Vietnamese fishermen who consider the waters around the islands their traditional fishing grounds and regularly accuse Chinese authorities of harassment.

Soon after Speight was arrested, his supporters created incidents of civil disorder in many parts of Fiji and clashed with the army.

He said, "I still didn't at the time put all that much significance in the allegation . . . but I told him because I didn't want someone to come back and surprise him [by saying] that I was out charging people and creating incidents which weren't founded and he wouldn't be able to at least halfway come to my defense".

Most geometric elements turn out to be substandard with respect to current traffic situation, thus creating incident risk to road users.

Police claimed the group "also organised others to interfere with sensitive cases, deliberately aggravating disputes and instigating public-government confrontations to create mass incidents".

And a bit further down the line, you start doing improvisations together -- watching TV, cooking a meal, not with any pressure to create any incidents, but just to get the emotional ticker going".

After the formatting outlined above, records were streamlined to create an incidents database, containing only those events which have caused human impacts of any kind.

State-owned news agency Xinhua claimed the group "organized others to interfere with sensitive cases, deliberately aggravating disputes, and instigating public-government confrontations to create mass incidents," using the Chinese euphemism for protests.

Nor did hard-liners here like the State Department's insistence on accident; in their judgment, the aggressive, reckless endangerment of American surveillance aircraft ordered by the Chinese high command for months was intended to create an incident.

They revered those sorts of things and wanted to create another incident that people would remember and celebrate in the years to come".