Examples of using Angering in English and their translations into Greek
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Facebook has shut down pages offering marijuana for sale in Alaska, angering the businesses that run them, who say they
Harry uses the chaos of his life as fodder for his writing, angering his friends, lovers,
the person could enter the next world without angering the gods.
Besides angering Moscow, the proposed legislation has upset the European Union,
North Korea fired four ballistic missiles into the sea off Japan's north-west on Monday, angering South Korea
Uber launched in Europe in 2011, angering some local authorities
Besides angering Moscow, the legislation has upset the European Union,
The Ukrainian parliament on Tuesday renounced Ukraine's"non-aligned" status with the aim of eventually joining NATO, angering Moscow which views the Western alliance's eastward expansion as a threat to its own security….
The company launched in Europe in 2011, angering some local authorities
Dec 23, The Ukrainian parliament renounced Ukraine's"non-aligned" status with the aim of eventually joining NATO, angering Moscow which views the Western alliance's eastward expansion as a threat to its own security.
thereby angering the gods, who cast fire
President Sergio Mattarella has made a rare intervention in Italian politics to end a dispute within the ruling coalition over a migrant boat, angering right-wing Interior Minister Matteo Salvini.
In 2011 the company first launched in Europe, angering several local authorities as well as taxi drivers who said the company did not follow the same set of rules for licensing, insurance or safety.
officials said, angering China after appeals mounted at home for a meeting.
of distracting, angering, or causing injury to the bull itself.
emboldening Kurds across the region, but angering the Iraqi government
has roughly tripled the number of exemptions granted to small refiners, angering Midwest farmers
The court proceedings were delayed by a fight in the chamber when a Mubarak supporter lifted up a photo of the former president, angering relatives of victims of the uprising.
purportedly angering the witches and causing them to curse the play.
hurting U.S. steel makers and angering our government, which would retaliate with another tariff.