Examples of using Is a provocation in English and their translations into German
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This is a provocation.
It was not finished- this is a provocation!
This is a provocation of the Day Watch.
Major banks using allowances to side-step the cap is a provocation.
This is a provocation in order to involve the East in conflict with dagestantsami.
The destruction of our carrier and the deaths of our soldiers is a provocation.
It is a provocation to Israel, but also to the government currently in power in Palestine.
Expanding the military alliance at this point in time is a provocation for Moscow, some commentators criticise.
As for biofuels, it is a provocation to use food products for energy and not to feed the hungry when millions of people are starving to death.
Our group willvote against the proposed resolution of the liberal group, which is a provocation on the very day of the municipal elections in Algeria.
In view of the ongoing debate about how best to secure Europe's pension schemes, the popular view will be that the idea, contained in theStatute and in an amendment, of pensioning MEPs off as early as 60 or 63, is a provocation.
The unions take the view that this Law is a provocation in view of the collective agree ment negotiations due next year.
Just as Trump legitimized the Jewish occupation here and international law was trampled under foot,every description mocks and is a provocation against the inactive state community.
This means that settlement building by Israel is a provocation to the Palestinians and the Hamas rockets are a provocation to the Israelis.
So the name is the result of taking our attitude to the ridiculous extreme,making fun of the whole cultural landscape, is a provocation to show that we are not afraid of being ridiculous or unfashionable.
We denounce this joint motion, which is a provocation to people the world over who are against the unjust imperialist war in Iraq and are fighting for peace.
In writing.-(FR) Entrusting a report such as this to a communist Member is a provocation for the hundreds of millions of victims of communism.
These men died in loneliness, abandonment and suffering. Their death is a provocation. It is unacceptable that so many suicides happen in prison.
For the people of France who are tonight going to see the images on television screens across the land,this is quite simply a provocation. It is a provocation because the people of France heard Mr Chirac, the President of the Republic, say back in May:‘the Bolkestein Directive is finished.
It's a provocation, it's so base.
Madame director, it's a provocation.
It's a provocation.
It could not be chance, rather, it must be a provocation.
That would be a provocation and the European Union would have some responsibility for that.
Let us imagine, however, that some trade-union leader would assert,“Pickets are not necessary, that would be a provocation- self-defence will suffice the strikers!
All due respect, T. Throwing your appraiser a beating was a provocation to you directly.
The spark for this conflagration was a provocation by Ariel Sharon, the Israeli official responsible for the 1982 massacre of 2000 Palestinians in the Lebanese refugee camps of Sabra and Shatila.
Moscow answered this proposition with the assertions that this would be a provocation, that no preparatory defensive work should be undertaken at the borders, and that the Germans were not to be given any pretext for the initiation of military action against us.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the incident was a provocation prepared by Ukrainian leader Petro Poroshenko in advance as a pretext to declare martial law in Ukraine.
Schönberg's disarming claim for his own inevitability- not to mention that infamous prediction of a hundred years of dodecaphonic dominance-has been a provocation to his many detractors, who have delighted in pointing out that his atonal, twelve-tone, and serial futures have failed to materialise.