Jon Alterman, director of the Middle East program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said the attacks on military and civilian targets in Iraq are intended to provoke doubts about the American occupation at the White House, among the American people and among Iraqis.
Two soft-left presidential contenders also provoke doubts: Ciro Gomes with talk of a "voluntary" debt restructuring and Anthony Garotinho with extravagant spending promises.In this section The 685 billion reais question Critical threat Bitter pills Rebel mini-state ReprintsThe opposition candidates retort that the government is engaged in "economic terrorism", fomenting panic to cling to power.
Still, certain details of the story that had emerged thus far provoked doubt.
But by continuing to promote a historical nonsense about the role of a predecessor who did more than enough to earn the title "Hitler's Pope", he provokes doubt about his judgment and his past.
A breakthrough for the Conservative campaign or a detail that provokes doubt about the findings?
Initial reaction to a conventional trailer was flat, and response to a 3-D Imax preview provoked doubts about whether the picture was really a cinematic game-changer.
Initial reaction to a conventional trailer was flat, and response to the 3-D Imax preview provoked doubts about whether Mr. Cameron's movie — which uses new technology to tell the story of a planet being assailed by humans — was really the cinematic game-changer that had been promised.
Watkins also provoked doubts about the methodological status of the principle by distinguishing between "unfinished or half-way explanations" of social phenomena, which might not specify an action-theoretic or individualistic mechanism, and so-called "rock-bottom explanations," which would (1957, 106).
Such an outcome would provoke new doubts in Van Gaal about whether he is the man to take the club on, though Blind said the 64-year-old would be an ideal appointment as technical director of the Royal Dutch FA (KNVB).
The strong claims made on behalf of human rights (for example, that they are universal, or that they exist independently of legal enactment as justified moral norms) frequently provoke skeptical doubts and countering philosophical defences (on these critiques see Waldron 1988 and the entry on rights).
Without creative statecraft, particular problems will provoke deeper doubts about long-established understandings.
