Sentence examples for foment internal from inspiring English sources

He frets that abusers foment internal division, too.

Liberals believe the ALP plans to block the plebiscite to foment internal strife in the Coalition and land a strategic blow on Malcolm Turnbull's leadership early in the new term.

Putin had come to believe that the West was behaving heedlessly abroad; it was also fomenting internal dissent.

They say that over 30 Cuban-Americans, many of them Mr Castro's bitter foes who favour military action to overthrow him, now have government jobs in Washington.In Havana, the United States is seen as fomenting internal opposition to create the conditions for intervention.

Saudi Arabia has been trying to persuade the United States to help foment an internal revolt against President Saddam Hussein of Iraq for 10 years, a former Saudi intelligence chief said.

Several other ministers openly criticised the arrests.Dr Mahathir who has become a bitter critic of his successor as prime minister and had recently quit UMNO in a sulk marked Malaysia Day by letting it be known he was rejoining, presumably to foment an internal coup against Mr Badawi.

So the notion of a pan-Arab/pan-Sunni military force can run up against some very big obstacles, perhaps even fomenting more internal discord across the Arab world in the process.

In the endless foment that constitutes internal G.O.P. politics, the trick for the young and ambitious is to whip up support among the activists while not situating oneself permanently beyond the pale laid down by the money men and other party functionaries.

Tikhon's remaining years were spent in consolidating his control of the church and resolving internal conflicts fomented by remnants of the Living Church faction amid severe political harassment.

Several unhappy groups are seeking independent registration with the electoral authority.The PSUV has set up an e-mail address and telephone hot-line for denouncing what a senior party official, Francisco Ameliach, termed "internal enemies" who foment division.

Uber had two problems: 1) it would do anything to succeed, without regard for either the law1 or basic ethics; 2) per Susan Fowler's now famous blog post, it fomented and perpetuated a deeply pernicious, jawdroppingly sexist internal culture.