Sentence examples for stoking the protests from inspiring English sources
Some Chinese officials and scholars contend that the Obama administration played a role in persuading Mr. Thein Sein to block the dam or even in stoking the protests.
Moldova's president has accused neighbouring Romania of stoking the protests that erupted into violence in the capital Chisinau on Tuesday.
Many liberal Chinese and foreigners have been asking whether the central government stoked the protests, or at least allowed them to go on unabated for too long.
Tehran is under pressure from the west over its nuclear programme, and it has accused Britain and other foreign governments of interfering in its domestic policies by stoking the street protests that followed the disputed presidential election in June 2009.
Along with several of his classmates, Mr. Levin had been stoking the statewide protest for weeks, through a Web site that they started: www.scam-mcas.org.org
Two protesters were killed by police in the first two days of protests, stoking the crowd's anger.
As street protests have sprung up in Poland, Tyrmand has repeatedly suggested online that Soros is stoking the unrest.
They weren't stoking the blaze correctly.
Still, Iraq is stoking the cause.
