This is the most dangerous period a Prime Minister has faced since Margaret Thatcher was removed in 1990 and rebels stirred against Blair in 2006.
ReprintsLocal politicians on the coast find it all too easy to stir resentment against the relatively affluent outsiders.
Speeches by pro-Kremlin propagandists were meant to stir hysteria against the West and the protest movement they call the "orange plague".
In 1520 he secured permission from the city's governing council to preach the "true divine scriptures," and the resulting sermons helped to stir revolts against fasting and clerical celibacy that initiated the Swiss Reformation (1522).
The Miami relatives have left unclear whether they will willingly relinquish custody of Elian, and have done their best to stir passions against the Justice Department among Cuban-Americans in South Florida.
Alana and Mark are almost certainly not who ministers and tabloids have in mind when they hail the supposed bracingly motivational qualities of benefit cuts, or stir rancour against "scroungers".
When I first reported from Saudi Arabia, in 1990, unauthorized satellite television channels, fax machines, and cassette tapes were the dangerous new technologies — Osama bin Laden, from exile in Sudan, used faxed manifestos as his instrument when he sought to stir revolt against the Al Saud family during the mid-nineties.
Mining Watch Romania (MWR) is a network of groups that keeps an eye on the mining companies' plans, and attempts to stir opposition against them.
In early February, President Trump signed off on making the memo, now causing a stir, public — against the recommendation of members of the intelligence community.
While the book stirs fury against the moralistic government forces arrayed against Joyce's avant-garde masterpiece, Birmingham's book also gives rise to uneasy intimations of the invidious forces of self-censorship at work today, forces that arise from publishers' commercial worries, political correctness, and the hegemony of the campus creative-writing crowd.
