Sentence examples for provoking disorder from inspiring English sources
Calling for violence and provoking disorder could swing the people back behind the government.
Folate deficiency is still very common, provoking disorders such as birth defects and anemia.
This information includes the intention of protest groups to attend and of people looking to provoke disorder.
A number of protesters plan to "provoke disorder" at a London vigil for Mark Duggan after an inquest found he was lawfully killed by police, Scotland Yard says.
They said the Home Secretary's decision had turned upon his evaluation of the risk that Mr Farrakhan's notorious opinions might provoke disorder if he visited the UK.
Small commercial drones are being used to lift packages containing illicit goods from mobile phones to synthetic drugs into jails, where they threaten security by increasing the availability of intoxicants which can provoke disorder in prisons.
This provides disturbing evidence of the ease with which, by assembling large crowds, militants could flout the law with impunity because of the risk that attempts to enforce it would provoke disorder on a large scale," the home secretary, Reginald Maudling, told the cabinet.
"Here am I picketing outside Tottenham police station yet again". Earlier, police said they had been aware of a "small number" of people intending to provoke disorder, despite the family's pleas for a peaceful vigil.
Though it's not inevitable that these trends will provoke disorder, it's clear that youth have little incentive to conform to a social order that makes them feel utterly powerless.
Nevertheless, since inflammatory speech that may provoke disorder must be prevented, a government should be entitled to prioritize public order considerations over permitting individuals to express their personal opinions.
Although some pro-Russian crowds in eastern Ukrainian cities have clashed with pro-Ukrainian crowds since the fall of Yanukovych, Ukraine authorities say Russian agents provoked the disorder.
