In a letter to the Observer, the Labour leaders of Sheffield, Liverpool and Newcastle city councils claimed the cuts were igniting "forces of social unrest", warning of "rising crime, increasing community tension and more problems on our streets" if they were not reversed.
Almost immediately fuel is injected and ignited, forcing the piston back down again in what is known as the power stroke.
Raj's arrest ignited violence by his supporters in large parts of the city forcing it to shut down.
In East Jerusalem, an Israeli police cordon kept Muslim men under the age of 45 away from Friday Prayers at Al Aksa Mosque, where clashes between worshipers and Israeli security forces ignited the violence in the region eight weeks ago.
If super large profits are being made, then new companies should rush into the industry, igniting competition and forcing the existing players to drop their prices.
Minogue's clips might draw a gasp from some but Madonna's ignite religious and political debate unlike any other artist on the planet ... Simply, Madonna is the dark force; Kylie is the light force".
Successive Turkish governments have always pointed the finger at "foreign forces" for igniting the Kurdish problem in Turkey.
I only began drinking the caffeinated elixir after college, and almost never consume more than one cup a day, as more will render me a jittery maniac, thus igniting my hypochondria and forcing me to repeatedly ask those around me if what I'm feeling is normal.
At its core, Berger's new book, which hits shelves March 4 from Bloomsbury, argues that one of the most powerful forces for igniting change in business and our daily lives is a simple, under-appreciated tool -- one that has been available to us since childhood.
Such disproportionate police force ignited three weeks of demonstrations in the capital, Kampala, and resulted in two deaths, injuries to 120 people, and 360 arrests.
