Sentence examples for incendiary actions from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Mann said such "incendiary" actions could come back to haunt United.

As for the incendiary actions Malcolm X sometimes took as a member of the Nation of Islam, these are duly chronicled here as well.

The memorandum, which is based on the President's view that people should be paid for the hours they actually work, is shaping up as one of the most controversial and incendiary actions of his Presidency.

In the wake of the execution-style murder of another law enforcement officer last Friday and with a manhunt underway near Chicago after the murder of yet another officer, renewed finger-pointing and incendiary actions threaten to widen the divide between the police and some in the communities they serve.

But it could encounter resistance from Trump's followers for trying to implement these in the U.S. As long as Facebook must actively combat the perception that it's anti-Trump, it may have to act more pro-Trump, or at least neutral in the face of his incendiary actions.

The modus operandi of the FALN was to perform bombing and incendiary actions and then admit responsibility through press releases.

You?" First Man: "Incendiary action".

The man responsible for this incendiary action: Thomas J. Schwarz, 58, who was appointed in April to be the sixth president of Purchase College.

The security council's failure during the period beginning June 25 to offer even a statement of concern about events in Gaza is one possible reason why Hizbullah took the incendiary action it did on July 12, capturing two more Israeli soldiers and killing several others.

"If these reports turn out to be true, we are going to have to review the full range of tools that are available to us in order to make Syria reverse what would be an incendiary, provocative action," Assistant Secretary of State Jeffrey Feltman told the House Foreign Affairs Committee last week, moments after making a strong pitch for the first U.S. ambassador in Damascus since 2005.

Consider the "human-flesh search engines" in China or the public debate over the Trayvon Martin case, about which The Times reported that "social media are fueling the story with misinformation, along with incendiary calls to action.