Examples of using A provocation in English and their translations into Polish
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The name is not just a provocation, but also a plan.
Napoleon saw it as a provocation and ordered the invasion of the Maltese Islands.
They have taken this letter as a provocation.
And not a provocation with a parrot.
we could see a provocation.
we could see it as a provocation.
Otherwise, it will seem like a provocation.
it is a provocation to use food products for energy and not to feed
This is a revival of the idea of Greater Hungary- a provocation that has no place in a modern Europe.
Although he admits it may be considered a provocation for terrorists,"it is a great symbol of hope
In our opinion, this is a provocation of the representatives of the Lithuanian conservative party,
The exhibition"The worst photos we have ever taken" is on the one hand a provocation, trying to reverse our habits of forming a hierarchy, of selecting the best, prettiest of our photos.
In November 2018, three boats of the Naval forces of Ukraine started a provocation, grossly violating the border regime of the Russian Federation
This assault is a provocation to draw us out into the open and Cnut has chosen the place where he means to fight.
I also take this opportunity to offer a provocation to the President-in-Office: to bring citizens closer to the EU,
I in fact meant it as a provocation against all those who didn't want the European Constitution.
It is a provocation against Poland.
that's why some bishops treated this action of the Israeli authorities as a provocation.
resorting to a provocation and more control.
Is an oxymoron as well as a provocation. of the word'Mormon with the word'polygamy The church maintains that the intentional conflation.