| At the time, he had imposed certain restrictions on himself and would not be induced to react, even once, to their provocations. |
| The insurgents take advantage of darkness to conduct provocations during armistices or when negotiations are underway. |
| Particularly in the eighteenth century lexicons were infinitely lively, full of satire, poetry and provocations. |
| In his radical past, Livingstone may have made a warning about the police using provocations staged by anarchists to step up repressive acts. |
| Well, I think that obviously he controls his security forces and they need to do more to try to make sure that the provocations don't take place. |
| It gives rise to verbal provocations such as yelling and cursing, excessive honking of the horn, rude or obscene gestures and threats. |
