Sentence examples for provoke calls from inspiring English sources

But the Russians' extraordinary report is likely to provoke calls for more proof.

"The humanitarian situation this winter I think will deteriorate and that may well provoke calls to intervene in a limited way," he said.

If China proves actively obstructive to international efforts to bring the junta to book, it may provoke calls for a boycott of the games.It is of course wrong to assume that China can dictate to Myanmar.

A Yes vote next week could provoke calls for next May's general election to be delayed, on the grounds that there would be little point in electing 59 Scottish MPs for 10 months until "independence day".

The Greek "reforms" must be implemented, and their implementation supervised; inevitably lagging implementation will provoke calls for delayed disbursement of funds while debt restructuring will return to the agenda.Constant conflicts, with Germany at the centre, are preset.

"The only thing I ask: if a story's controversial and will provoke calls from the central office or parents, that I'm given a 'heads up' so I can be prepared".

It provoked calls for India to drop its policy of so-called strategic restraint against its neighbour.

The Saarland and Thuringia defeats have provoked calls for a sharper message from worried CDU leaders.

The video was widely circulated, provoking calls for the mayor's ouster.

That provoked calls for her resignation from folk who thought trying to do exactly that was part of her job.

The C.I.A.'s role in providing misleading intelligence about the presence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq has also provoked calls for reform.