Examples of using A provocation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In both cases a provocation was initiated by extreme nationalists of the ruling ethnic group keen on spoiling fragile inter-communal relations, for they feed on strife.
Today is raffiné(forced foreignness, a provocation because of what I wrote above) to serve fried potato peelings and charge
does a provocation for further research.
this might sound like a provocation.
raised here as a provocation for possible future debates.
The Pope points out three great challenges that constitute a provocation for consecrated persons today.
which is a provocation of the people.
She had often wondered if he really was serious when he spoke about killing her friend or if it was nothing but a provocation….
where they become a provocation, breeding imitation
Israel's bombing of Syrian army installations at Jamraya near Damascus is a provocation and an act of war.
To increase the efficiency of detection of intracellular parasites, a provocation procedure is possible.
such obscene extravagance looks like a provocation.
ETCHEGARAY: The Chinese regime took the Vatican's choice to canonize the Chinese martyrs on October 1 itself, the anniversary of the proclamation of the People's Republic of China, as a provocation.
That is certainly a provocation to war, just as would be the case if instead Russia had overthrown Mexico's government
the idea was to bring about, as a provocation, an attempt at imagining ways of seeing
as well as, a provocation towards critical reflections about educational practices.
left the meeting because he regarded today's vote as a provocation to his government and his country.
understood as a provocation and performance of the judiciary in favor of the effectiveness of such assistance.
angiography being around 2%, when a provocation test is used,
However, it is nothing short of a provocation that the Commission is now devoting its attention superficially to proposals for a single market organisation for all agricultural products, whilst here we have been racking our brains for months over the reform of the common organisation of the markets in wine, fruit and vegetables.