Sentence examples for provocative interventions from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, as the world grappled with yet another Isis atrocity, there were more provocative interventions from Australia and Israel.

One of her most provocative "interventions" came in response to a 1994 report on the poor conditions and performance of Argentina's schools.

A steady stream of provocative interventions in debates around social justice, peace and the environment followed, alongside poetry, drama, drawings and novels.

Challenging interventions might be provocative interventions potentially awaking unpleasant emotions such as anxiety, shame and guilt in the patient.

Published posthumously in 1978 and now reprinted for the first time, her classic study Poetic Artifice marked a provocative intervention.

While women's associations welcomed this reflection of women's empowerment, Winston Tubman, the flag bearer of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) and Johnson Sirleaf's major rival for the presidency, viewed it as a "provocative intervention" in Liberian politics.

And this approach has produced some of the most original and provocative urban interventions recently going as far as Michael Rakowitz ParaSITEE project.

Beijing would treat as more provocative American intervention in what even U.S. officials acknowledge to be part of China.

After a rare foreign affairs speech aimed at enhancing his credentials as a prime minister-in-waiting, Mr Miliband was accused by the Tories of a "provocative and shameful intervention" which showed he was not fit for the post.

Use of non-provocative evocation-type interventions in conversations with terminal patients in hospital settings to stimulate discussion on their impending death poses a challenge for health care personnel.

After all study patients had died, these notes were analyzed to assess the prevalence of patient-initiated discussions regarding their own impending death and whether non-provocative evocation-type interventions had facilitated such communication.