Sentence examples for help to provoke from inspiring English sources
Our new program at IPS, Epicenter, is devoted to lifting up the work of artists as both dissidents and as diplomats — those who help to provoke conflict where the status quo is unjust and those who hope to resolve conflict where the status quo is violent.
While the precision of our estimates should in consequence be treated with some caution in the spirit of lighting a candle rather than simply cursing the dark, however, we contend that these estimates at a minimum help spark a debate in respect of costs and hopefully help to provoke a policy response.
Russia's president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, last month accused countries that supplied Georgia with weapons of helping to provoke the August conflict.
The Iranian authorities accused the BBC of helping to provoke the crisis through what they called its biased and baseless reporting.
But although the club scene is in trouble, the revival of inner-city Manchester which it helped to provoke is still going strong.
The stark visuals had a strange behavioral upside, helping to provoke national outrage in a way that an invisible scourge rarely can.
As London's former mayor, Ken Livingstone, pointed out yesterday, ever since Enoch Powell foresaw rivers of blood, racist words have helped to provoke racists' deeds.
In doing so, another senior Bush administration official said, "We know that Al Qaeda has exploited the war in Chechnya, may have even helped to provoke it".
Newfoundland and Labrador's finance minister announced plans to trim his province's civil service by 14%, or 4,000 jobs, helping to provoke a strike that crippled public services for almost a month.
