Sentence examples for provoking wars from inspiring English sources
Our leadership focuses on making life better for the rich, concentrating wealth, provoking wars, destroying the environment and aiding big business at the expense of the rest of us, who feel powerless.
Mr Vajpayee will continue to respond with shows of strength that attract votes but stop short of provoking war.
Most Serb analysts agree that secession would be politically disastrous, potentially provoking war and further isolating the Serbs internationally.
The Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, accused the Palestinian leader of provoking war by pursuing "the path of terrorism".
Khomeini himself believed that the mahdi's advent could be hastened — but by social justice, not by provoking war.
Without provoking war with Pakistan, the Americans are also going to have go after the Haqqanis whenever and wherever they can.
"The occupation is a casus belli," an event provoking war, said one soldier, sitting with a friend at a cafe in Ceuta on Tuesday morning.
He had flirted with the idea of provoking war with Britain when the South was still in the process of seceding; his bizarre notion was that a foreign war would reawaken the spirit of '76 and reunite the fracturing United States.
The same could not be said of his decision to reject Texas's application for membership of the Union, (for fear of provoking war with Mexico); many southern politicans were alienated as a result.
Hamas and Hizbullah, by contrast, are violent ideological groups willing to provoke wars; talking to them only undermines moderates.
