Sentence examples for provoked calls from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The review is one of a handful into the affair, dubbed "climategate" by some commentators, which has focused attention on climate science and provoked calls for resignations.

Ukip's triumph in Conservative Clacton-on-Sea and close second in the Labour heartland of Heywood and Middleton has inevitably provoked calls by politicians in the two biggest parties for them to toughen their stance on immigration.

They are provoked, called names and pushed around because of the state of their mental health.

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

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

The conflicts of interest suggested by the Enron scandal are already provoking calls for tighter regulation of derivatives, as well as the accounting and investment banking professions.

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