| Alternatively the defence say she may have acted under provocation of a type which reduces murder to manslaughter in law. |
| One of the soldiers responsible for this act of blatant provocation explained the rationale. |
| The original trial judge made allowance for provocation when he sentenced them, but the appeal court said it was not enough. |
| This is a time for cool heads and reasoned arguments, not for bluster and provocation. |
| When this aspect is active by transit, you may be easily irritated and argue at the slightest provocation. |
| Baseline sensitivity to grass pollen as measured by the conjunctival provocation test did not differ. |
