Wilma J. Grey, the library's director, declined to reveal Mr. Dane's acquisition budget, saying she did not want to provoke dissension among cash-strapped departments and the city's 10 library branches.
Today, when a broad coalition is needed more than ever, the relative roles and responsibilities of black and white leadership continue to provoke dissension.
His actions, however, provoked dissension in the TDP, particularly from Nara Chandrababu Naidu, NTR's son-in-law and by then one of the party's highest-ranking members.
More recently the show has provoked dissension within the ranks of ESPN itself, with some saying that it amounts to both a conflict of interest and lightweight, checkbook journalism.
This roster of neglected films, only 18 of which are available on DVD in the UK, is intended to provoke discussion, dissension and your own suggestions.
Rushing forward with construction before such testing is complete will not make America any safer and could provoke needless dissension with key allies and a risky breakdown of international arms control agreements.
In an April 15 statement posted on the federation's Web site, René Roch, president of the F.I.E., said he hoped the decision "does not provoke any dissension within our sport".
Under Simeon's successors, Bulgaria was beset by internal dissension provoked by the spread of Bogomilism (a dualist religious sect) and by assaults from Magyars, Pechenegs, the Rus, and Byzantines.
Internal dissension or disputes between neighbors could provoke accusations of witchcraft; in some instances, accused witches would fight back, suing for defamation.
If so, just how is the state to resolve the resulting controversies without provoking legitimate fears of the kinds of religious favoritism that, in so religiously diverse a Nation, threaten social dissension?
