Sentence examples for may provoke internal from inspiring English sources

This week, Labour's shadow defense secretary Vernon Coaker told the BBC that the party is committed to four submarines, but the renewal of Trident may provoke internal party conflict since, as revealed by the New Statesman, 75percentnt of Labour's parliamentary candidates are against renewing Trident.

External pressures, especially from non-Islamic sources, normally provoke internal solidarity.

We don't want to provoke internal tensions and foreign intervention".

Hong Kong doesn't need any political movement to provoke internal conflict.

The U.K. government then announced that in light of the unrest it has decided to revoke some arms export licenses to Bahrain stating that "licenses will not be issued when officials judge that there is a risk that the exports may provoke regional or internal conflicts or be used to facilitate internal repression".

It may provoke a new intifada.

These words may provoke an ambivalent reaction.

More subtle instances may provoke hedging and justification.

The conversation may provoke judgment, but it also promotes change.

It may provoke a similar sniggering from the cheap seats.

This time, however, the public outcry may provoke a change.