Sentence examples for provoke disturbances from inspiring English sources

There have also been rumours that Venezuela's entrenched elite, in collaboration with anti-Chavez elements in the army—he did, after all, in 1992 lead what amounted to a mutiny may provoke disturbances, seeking to delay the presidential vote, or worse.Yet recent history suggests that the fears surrounding Colonel Chavez may be overdone.

Cars are not human nor animal enough to provoke disturbance like so many others on this list are apt to do, so we'll leave all three of these together.

This in turn provoked disturbances in the Anderlecht end, with seats hurled on to the pitch.

These budgets identify some current land use practices as causes of a shift of the whole landscape from a sink to a source function, provoking disturbance in aquatic systems by eutrophication and contributing to the greenhouse effect processes.

These differences may be explained both by changes in Kupffer cell function and differences between pericellular and periportal fibrosis in provoking disturbance of Levovist microbubble accumulation.

Transient-based methods use capacitor switching to provoke transient disturbances into the network to rate the frequency-dependent network impedance by the ratio between the measured voltage and current.

Thus, cars, which have a high ferrous content mainly under car parts, provoke local disturbances around 1 μT over the constant Earth's magnetic field whether it is moving or still standing.

Contrary to glucose, excessive fructose intake may provoke metabolic disturbances, such as an increased gut permeability, low-grade inflammation, NAFLD, insulin resistance, and dyslipidaemia.

Anatomical factors like the presence of an anterior loop, handling of the mental nerve during surgery, or the perforation of the incisive nerve canal can all provoke such disturbances.

The government's decision last month to introduce rationing provoked violent disturbances.

Late last year, Maxim Luzyanin was jailed for four-and-a-half years for his part in the protest, while a further 26 people face sentences of up to 13 years if convicted of taking part in, or provoking, mass disturbances.