They are provoked, called names and pushed around because of the state of their mental health.
The Cipla offer has greatly increased the possibility that poor nations will be able to treat AIDS, especially if it provokes brand-name drug makers to lower their prices, as it seems to be doing.
Hyla leucophyllata does not show sufficient morphological variation to have provoked the naming of subspecies or other taxonomic revision (see Methods).
These areas -- with imagination-provoking names like Red Shirt and First Black Canyon -- are truly special places.
It was this third collection of linked stories about the whole messy, painful, miraculous business of becoming a mother that really made her name, provoking something of a collective breaking of the waters on the subject.
A local Christian group released the names of some of the girls who are missing, provoking anger because the names of Muslim girls weren't on the list, titled, "Daughters of Zion Taken Captive, to Be Treated as Slaves and Sold Into Marriage to Unclean People".
Provoking chaos in the name of order, and resentment instead of gratitude, is something to which all empires are accustomed.
Say the songs with name-calling provoking violence against women are not amusing.
Modi said that the media had exaggerated while covering the extent of violence and criticised the media for "provoking the violence by naming the religion of victims".
He excluded all elected officials and many big names from the new transportation authority committee he named in June, provoking many yelps but reducing friction.
In the far more monolithic political culture of today, home-grown gangs usually prefer not to give themselves names to avoid provoking the party.
