Significats de foment trouble en anglès

Whether or not Ford came to the --ranch to foment trouble seems immaterial.

Would revolutionary France try to foment trouble in Ireland?

He let it be known that it would be well for them to cease to foment trouble.

That laxity was what enabled Mohammed Yusuf to conduct his type of sermon and foment trouble without being cautioned.

But neighboring NATO countries, especially the Baltic states of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, fear Russia could foment trouble on their territories.

Wilhelm Wassmuss, a German agent, did foment trouble in Persia, but the British found his codebook after getting him on the run.

He did not play politics, and seek to foment trouble for the Republic as so many of our old and noble families did.

There, although wearing the French uniform, he again fomented trouble against the authorities.

Instead of quieting the discord that prevailed among the Argentinos, these victories only fomented trouble.

Pakistan denies fomenting trouble in India and says it would act if India provided credible evidence.

He was treacherously killed in 1890, on suspicion of being concerned in fomenting trouble with the whites.

Some Irishmen cheered and fomented trouble, and the doorman came in threatening to lock us all up.

Iran accuses the West, particularly the United States and Britain, of fomenting trouble after a disputed presidential election in June.

The soviet of Karabakh voted last winter to request unification with Soviet Armenia, but Moscow responded by claiming that extremists were fomenting trouble.

Iran accuses the West, particularly the United States and Britain, of fomenting trouble after the election in an attempt to topple the clerical establishment.

It was ignorance that kept a nation unaware of its own highest destiny; it was ignorance that fomented trouble among the peoples of the earth.