Примеры использования Could provoke на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such a harmless way you"remove" from the gastrointestinal tract foreign substances that could provoke an allergic reaction.
In last two months Zaure wrote several articles which, in her opinion, could provoke such aggression.
the ECOMOG Field Commander advised them that this could provoke an attack from the Barclay Training Centre,
A remote attacker could provoke a server to accept the rest of the setup
The latter could provoke a more interactive exchange,
Moving to the left before March 14 could provoke his nomination as a presidential candidate-
resist possible upheavals that could provoke poverty in any emerging democracy?
The explosive situation in Kosova presents a serious threat of an outbreak of hostilities there, which could provoke a broad conflict in the Balkans.
all other States to refrain from action that could provoke or perpetuate violence
outside of Somalia to refrain from action that could provoke or perpetuate violence
The Conference had adopted a Plan of Action calling on all parties in situations of armed conflict to avoid measures that could provoke population displacement, and to ensure respect for,
excessive animated movement, or content that could provoke seizures in unsuspecting visitors.
if he escaped the Court's jurisdiction, this could provoke a violent reaction in Sierra Leone.
still on the agenda of almost all economies in transition could provoke economy-wide changes with the readjustment of key economic variables.
Such events will inevitably negatively affect the strategic situation in the region, and could provoke the armament race in North-East Asia
the actions of Israel's right-wing Government could provoke a religious confrontation between Israeli extremists
restricting arms transfers which could provoke or prolong armed conflicts
restricting arms transfers which could provoke or prolong armed conflicts
There was widespread concern that this initiative could provoke repressive measures by the authorities or a violent reaction from pro-Aristide popular organizations,
restricting arms transfers which could provoke or prolong armed conflicts