Sentence examples for decision incited from inspiring English sources

The decision incited outrage among teachers and unions but was embraced by President Obama and his education secretary, Arne Duncan.

"I think he got caught up in it being Portsmouth and overawed about his decisions, inciting the Portsmouth crowd.

It's all about leading the prospective client down a funnel to incite a purchase decision, and salespeople know what that process looks like.

Grinnell College's decision to raise tuition this year helped incite the current Congressional scrutiny of college endowments.

A spokesperson said the decision to close most of NM Incite's business was coincidental with Twitter's acquisition, not directly connected.

Nosten, however, says neither the WHO nor local governments worry enough about the disease, in part because malaria doesn't incite the same fear in decision makers as other diseases.

But the Met dropped plans to show the opera in movie theaters worldwide as it usually does with its operas a decision Gelb said was made to avoid inciting anti-Semitism in Europe. .

But the Met dropped plans to show the opera in movie theaters worldwide as it usually does with its operas – a decision Gelb said was made to avoid inciting anti-Semitism in Europe. .

But the Met dropped plans to show the opera in movie theaters worldwide as it usually does with its operas-a decision Gelb said was made to avoid inciting anti-Semitism in Europe.

Smith says that showing replays of fights, penalties and controversial decisions by officials can incite crowds and intimdiate officials.

The most recent was Israel's decision to deport eight more Palestinians accused of inciting the uprising in the occupied territories.