Sentence examples for provocative territory from inspiring English sources

The newer national collections, parts of which will be unveiled to the public over the next few months, will take that idea into more provocative territory.

Mr. Catsimatidis has been relentless in attacking Mr. Lhota with television commercials and mailings, and he ventured into provocative territory in the debate, criticizing Mr. Lhota for communication problems among first responders on Sept. 11 and the city's decision to locate its emergency operations headquarters at the World Trade Center.

That red frame takes the SE into slightly more provocative styling territory than its understated predecessors.

Start Here: On the gloomy "Wear You Thin," Ms. Vasquez's voice covers some impressively wide emotional territory, from provocative to vulnerable.

The provocation proved provocative.

Israel might foster this move by halting provocative incursions into the Palestinian Territory and facilitating humanitarian efforts (which, at this stage, would be legal) through the Palestinian government.

She says East Jerusalem doesn't have to be referred to as "occupied" in every single reference, but denying that it's occupied territory is deliberately provocative, she says.

Evans said if China persisted with provocative actions in the contested territory in the wake of the Hague tribunal ruling, then "pushback should take the form of a freedom of navigation operation by ourselves, not in tandem with the United States".

"But the situation in the Palestinian territories is very provocative".

"This Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories and its provocative, illegitimate acts are the main reason behind the escalation of the Palestinian resistance," President Mubarak said in a nationally televised speech marking May Day.

But the number of alleged incursions by Russian military aircraft has tripled in the last year, and Nato officials say the manoeuvres go deeper into Nato territory and are more provocative.