Sentence examples for run a provocation from inspiring English sources
The Polish prime minister, Ewa Kopacz, called the Night Wolves' planned run a "provocation".
Here are 10 of his provocations: We mostly know how to live, what we want for our kids and even how to run an economy.
Today, The Jordan Times ran an editorial called "Deadly Provocations," laying the blame for the conflicts "squarely on the fleshy shoulders of one man: Ariel Sharon".
But when the hippocampus malfunctions, perhaps emotional pain can be generated and amplified out of context — like Wurtzel's computer program of negativity that keeps running without provocation.
NATO's expansion into Eastern Europe, and especially into some of the former states of the Soviet Union, was seen by the Kremlin as a provocation and ran counter to what Russia claimed was an unofficial agreement reached with the United States in 1990 to forego NATO's eastern expansion in return for Soviet acquiescence to German reunification.
Though they themselves will not have to run until the next general election, sometime in the coming year, their presence in the campaign is almost a provocation.
Foreign minister González suggested the border standoff could be a "provocation" in the run up to decisions expected soon on two cases involving the two countries in the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish President, described the explosions as a "provocation" designed to undermine peace in the run up to Sunday's Parliamentary election.
