Sentence examples for the provocation for from inspiring English sources
The visit has been defended by Israeli officials, including Mr. Barak, but condemned by many world leaders as the provocation for the subsequent Palestinian uprising.
The provocation for the Indian uprising is not clear, though Dr. Beck noted that "food and sex were probably two of the main reasons" for destroying the Spanish settlements.
Officer Theresa Farello, a police spokeswoman, said the provocation for the killing was unclear, since Mr. Delgado was not taking care of the baby but was visiting the child's father at the time of the killing.
To many, it looks as if Mr. Sharon -- in his visit to a contested holy site in Jerusalem, which the Palestinians call the provocation for their uprising -- sabotaged the peace effort and Mr. Barak, the would-be peacemaker, too.
Teacher 2: I provided the provocation for her at the beginning and then invited an extension on that….She [Lola] takes the blocks, I just love that, straight away.
The provocation for this juvenile jousting traces back before Rubio's campaign-trail antics to Graydon Carter of Vanity Fair, who once called Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian".
The archive is incomplete, insofar as the provocations for his responses are not always in the files.
The provocations for these heinous crimes ranged from talking on a cell phone to dancing at a wedding to refusing a marriage proposal.
This intervention contributed to the prevention of contract cheating by reducing the rewards for this behaviour (demonstrating the denial of benefits when caught) and reducing the provocations for cheating (by discouraging imitation).
In terms of situational prevention, this intervention simultaneously reduces the provocations for contract cheating (by reducing frustrations and stress for struggling students) and removes the excuses for cheating (by assisting compliance with the assessment expectations).
From a situational prevention perspective, this intervention works to increase the effort (thus deflecting offenders), increase the risk (by strengthening formal surveillance of performance), and reduce the provocations for contract cheating (by reducing temptation and arousal).
