Sentence examples for for having provoked from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lee was widely blamed in South Korea for having provoked the Cheonan episode by ending unconditional aid to the North at the start of his presidency.

On Monday, six complaints were filed with the police against the four authors who read from "The Satanic Verses" for having provoked social disturbance.

You know, as editor, that one or more of the mosque's trustees had invited a hardline Muslim cleric to speak at the Mosque and that his speech condemned Tony Blair and George Bush for having provoked the 9/11 attacks in New York and had extolled Osama bin Laden as a man fighting for Muslim freedom.

The testimonies that the commission heard in those early days contained horrors capable of shaming a nation — that of a black veteran, for instance, who was shot in the back and paralyzed by an Alabama police chief and then denied his Army pension for supposedly having provoked the attack.

The multi-point boundary value problems (BVP for short) have provoked a great deal of attention, for example [13 19].

Other efforts to limit testing for patients have provoked backlashes.

The issue of American adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards, known as I.F.R.S. to accountants, for years has provoked intense debate and anger within the accounting world.

Exeter's refusal to either cancel the booking or to apologise for it has provoked widespread condemnation, both within the University and the national press.

That assent by the organization charged with being the advocate for refugees has provoked internal debate in the agency and nongovernmental refugee organizations.

Cordero added the prospect of a fourth term for Morales had provoked a "collective disapproval" among Bolivians, despite recognition of the important transformation he had presided over.

I might, for instance, have provoked the mooinjer veggey – the little people – by not greeting them as I passed Fairy Bridge on the main road south from Douglas.