News of the Aral's return has ignited the hope of many, even in villages not yet affected.
The campaign has ignited significant interest because many Chinese complain about regular abuses of privilege by people driving cars with military plates — speeding through traffic, taking the emergency lane and running red lights, for instance.
And in "The Hunter," the green protagonist has ignited a prismatic explosion, launching many tiny creatures into the air and singeing himself in the process; the object of his sport, a rabbit of scumbled pink and white, looks on, clearly pleased.
Still, the move to silence what many online readers consider a digital town square has ignited a burst of reaction from bloggers and commentators on science and the media, as well as editors at other science magazines.
Some of those legislators, as well as many critics in the press, have said that Trump has ignited a constitutional crisis, and they called for the appointment of an independent prosecutor to carry out the Russia investigation.
[C7.] A Battle Over Software Licensing A proposal intended to standardize information technology licensing from state to state has ignited a battle between its supporters -- notably, the business software industry -- and the many forces who have joined to defeat it.
A18 Unions Debate Merger Andrew L. Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union, has ignited a debate in the labor movement by arguing for an overhaul, including the merger of many unions.
A PROPOSED law intended to standardize software licensing from state to state has ignited a battle between its supporters -- most notably, the business software industry -- and the many forces who have joined to defeat it.
The case has ignited debates beyond the drab little courtroom at Fort Meade, raising questions about whether the government keeps too many secrets and whether the military systematically fails to provide support to minority, gay and transgender soldiers.
The J. C. decision has ignited debate.
