provocative activity

The SDS especially disliked the provocative activities of the K1.

"I appeal to all Nepalese to stay away from provocative activities aimed at any particular community," Mr. Deuba said in a speech broadcast nationwide.

On April 25, 1938 he was indicted with "spying and provocative activities and membership in a right-wing counter-revolutionary organisation", and was executed on the same day.

But relatives and human rights groups agree that the arrests on Monday were unusual and far more ominous, although both men knew that their increasingly provocative activities would probably provoke an arrest at some time.

The Presidency is keeping quiet about the provocative activities of the US representative in Cuba where, as he himself admits, he is recruiting agents by paying them millions of dollars to turn against their socialist homeland.

(For De Sica's film, there was a censorship controversy when the MPAA demanded a scene where the lead characters talk to the prostitutes of a brothel be removed, regardless of the fact that there was no sexual or provocative activity.)

In spite of deliberately provocative activity by camp residents, including numerous trespasses onto the base, there was little in the way of direct confrontation between protesters and the very few military service personnel who used the base during the first three years of its existence.

There was no counterbalancing emphasis on the aggressive and provocative activities of the rival Juventus supporters (which were apparent in the live television coverage of the game), or the fact that there were confrontations between Belgian police and Italian supporters prior to the game.