Significados de provoked a storm en inglés

It provoked a storm of criticism, particularly in the UK media.

The decision provoked a storm of protest from local councillors and anti-landfill campaigners.

Kungayeva's murder in 2000 provoked a storm of protest in Chechnya.

The insensitive manner in which the Budget targeted weaker groups has provoked a storm.

In America Brown's statement provoked a storm of retort.

Murray's defence of the former world number one provoked a storm of admiring comments on social media.

It came only months after the American detonation at Bikini Atoll and provoked a storm of controversy.

Invariably they provoked a storm of grenades, and sometimes epistles in the same vein from the Boches.

It provoked a storm of indignation, not least from the Ministry of Defence and the Foreign Office.

The murder of 18-year-old Kungayeva in 2000 provoked a storm of protest in Chechnya.

Lo provoked a storm on the eve of the Alliance's annual conference by arguing that a united Ireland was "viable".

A SENIOR French government minister has provoked a storm of protest from the opposition for saying some civilisations are more advanced than others.

The commission's call for financial sanctions against Sinn Féin and the PUP, endorsed by the British government, has provoked a storm of protest.

Popular Turkish soap operas dubbed into Arabic have provoked a storm of anger among Saudi conservatives who fear the spread of secular culture.

EU:Proposals before the European Parliament to seek a ban on the sale of outdoor patio heaters yesterday provoked a storm of opposition from British MEPs.