Sentence examples for particular provocation from inspiring English sources

Dennis Mekkaa" Stephenson, 47, an events promoter, said that the actions of police at People's Sound was a particular provocation, because of the history of that sound system and its link to All Saints Road.

Prosecutors say Mr Glover was shot, after no particular provocation, by a policeman who thought he was a looter; a good Samaritan tried to get help for him by driving him to a police compound, but the police ignored the dying man in the car, and later burned both car and body.In this section Read this shirt Whitewash and ham sandwiches The Palin effect Unfair play Monsters in the making?

A total disgrace!" But the truth is that Trump doesn't need a particular provocation to behave this way.

"The perpetual war state ignited in response to the September 11th attacks has become an institutional apparatus that needs no particular provocation," Harris-Perry saddingdding that kill lists and "imminent threat" have become "entrenched protocols" since 2001.

By the late 1930s he and his close friend WH Auden were celebrities, with a particular style of provocation.

In particular, the oral provocation test performed with peanuts might have better ascertained the tolerance status of those patients who had never eaten peanuts.

The provocation proved provocative.

The provocation in this particular instance, as the leaked recording of a US diplomat, Victoria Nuland, saying "Fuck the EU" suggests, came from Washington.

"This task is made more complex by the deteriorating security environment in a number of regions, such as Syria and Ukraine and, in particular, by North Korea's repeated provocations".

Of note are the attempts by those in the conservation community to increase the risk of crime, remove excuses for non-compliance of rules, and reduce provocations that contribute to particular types of wildlife crime.

"I condemn these unacceptable provocations in the very particular context that our city is familiar with," he said.