Sentence examples for stir strife from inspiring English sources

"Are countries run through attempting to stir strife and obstructing state institutions?" he asked.

It is not yet out of the picture and could stir strife again.Such fears increased recently when the main British base outside Basra was hit by a rocket for the first time this year.

But allowing the Serbs and their Russian backers to endlessly stir strife does nothing but put off the only feasible solution, which is to gather all the feuding Balkan nations under the European Union and NATO umbrellas, where issues of sovereignty, borders and ancient grievances would hopefully fade.

King Solomon wrote about it when he said, "Hate stirs strife, and love covers all crimes" (Proverbs 10 12), and Rabbi Akiva said that if you love your neighbor as yourself, this is the whole of the Torah.

They will look for every opportunity to continue their campaign of violence and to stir sectarian strife, officials warned.

The South Sudanese government says that Sudan's government to the north is trying to stir up strife in the breakaway state.Tammam Salam, a scion of a prominent Sunni family, replaced another Sunni, Najib Mikati, as prime minister of Lebanon.

Mr. Wahid said Ajinomoto's MSG was all right for Muslims to use and denounced the accusations as an attempt to stir religious strife at the risk of damaging foreign investment.

One of the most insidious aspects of al-Shabaab's activities in Kenya in the past few months has been the militia's attempt to stir communal strife in the country.

Britain has banned visits by Mr Farrakhan since the 1980s, saying the leader of the Nation of Islam, who called Judaism a "gutter religion", could stir ethnic strife over his racially divisive views.

Mazzetti also uncorks the less known, but in some ways wilder, story of Dewey Clarridge, a former C.I.A. operative from Iran-contra days, whose antics in Afghanistan stirred tribal strife.Still more bizarre is Michele Ballarin, a Virginia socialite who finagled a contract to finance Sufi militias in Somalia.

And the second inflicts economic pain and could stir up social strife.