Sentence examples for provoke divisions from inspiring English sources
BRUSSELS, Nov. 27 — President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe said Tuesday that he would attend a summit meeting of European and African leaders next week, a move guaranteed to provoke divisions over human rights and a boycott by Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain.
At the same time, he must remain sure that his changes will not provoke divisions within his own organization.
"They're not best served by a man whose mission is to disrupt Westminster, to provoke division and to ignore the way the people voted on that issue".
Mr Nemtsov, a deputy prime minister in the 1990's, says the leak was intended to provoke division within the opposition movement, but has only brought them closer together.
Salma Yaqoob, then leader of the Respect Party, said in 2010 of Choudary: "He is a bigot whose goal in life is to provoke division.
For die-hards the additions have provoked divisions, discussions and online acrimony worthy of "American Idol".
That incident and others including further criticism of Zuma led the ANC to charge him with provoking divisions within the organization, bringing it into disrepute, and sowing intolerance.
We do learn that there were disproportionately large numbers of Jewish saloonkeepers in many cities, particularly in immigrant and black neighborhoods (and that their occupation was rooted in Eastern Europe, where it also provoked divisions).
He may have no intention of disarming himself, only of provoking division among the other five across the table.
In terms of the verbal, psychological, or fisticuffs between white and black 13-year-old boys, no athlete provoked division like Muhammad Ali.
And Arafat's crackdown on militant Islamic groups -- Hamas and Islamic Jihad -- has provoked turbulent divisions inside Palestinian society itself.
