Meanings of raise the ire in English

Yes and it would be highly likely to raise the ire of Uefa.

Yes, and that would also raise the ire of the populace.

In the interview with Reuters, Holden said AmSurg was confident that its proposed combination would not raise the ire of anti-trust regulators.

Until then, we mourn the psychic cephalopod who managed to even raise the ire of Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for being too awesome.

While shoppers flock to the Black Friday sites to plan their Thanksgiving weekend shopping strategy, the sites can raise the ire of retailers.

Ramsey explains to news.com.au that the nature of the guide, although controversial to some, did not raise the ire of the white segregationist population.

In the end, Sussman was vindicated, perhaps in part due to the state's reluctance to raise the ire of the world's most voluble online community.

Happy returns: Nothing can raise the ire of your fellow employee quicker than "borrowing" a stapler, a pair of scissors or a pen without asking.

Its Hopper technology that skips commercials has raised the ire of CBS.

This has already raised the ire of many historic Razr lovers.

This has raised the ire of one of Myer's biggest shareholders, Solomon Lew.

This has raised the ire of the DA in KZN.

Tourists' behaviour at the sacred Angkor Wat complex has raised the ire of authorities before.

Francois van Coke's cover of Baby Tjoklits has raised the ire of die-hard fokof fans.

That raised the ire of Republican Senator Ben Sasse, who was not at the meeting.

All without raising the ire of the hydro-mafia that would surely be driving by midday.