Sentences with phrase «accused of stoking»

It's a shift, given his desire early in his time as governor to not travel outside of the state for more than a full day, least he be accused of stoking White House ambitions.

The official campaign, however, has been less than happy to be associated with Ukip and Leave.EU, which have repeatedly been accused of stoking anti-immigrant feeling and using racist tropes.

President Obama has taken flack for not speaking empathetically to the fears of many Americans, while certain candidates have been accused of stoking such fears for their own political purposes.

The Muslim Brotherhood condemned the attack, but held Sisi responsible for an alleged «false flag» operation, accusing him of stoking sectarian tension and seeking to lead Egypt into a civil war.

Not exact matches

Taiwan's defense ministry accused China of using «cheap verbal intimidation and saber rattling» to threaten them as China began a massive live - fire military drill in the Taiwan Strait, stoking tensions in the area.

In the case of Cardinal Brady, the media made the most of the anti-Catholic hysteria it stoked up; in the other, they scarcely dared mention the religion of those accused, only - and for a very particular reason - their race.

A day after accusing Tony Pulis and his Stoke City squad of dirty tactics, Arsene Wenger is back in the news again; only this time around he's being called a liar by Stoke's manager!

LONDON: Stoke City head coach Mark Hughes accused his Manchester United counterpart Jose Mourinho of not shaking his hand stating the 2 - 2 draw was a «poor result» for the Portuguese.

An East End council has been accused of «social cleansing» after seeking to find housing for its poorest residents in Stoke - on - Trent.

UKIP campaigner Mick Harold, who stood for the Stoke - on - Trent Central seat in 2015, has accused the Labour Party of «dirty tactics» smearing their candidate Paul Nuttall during the campaign.

Assembly Democratic Minority Leader Gordon Hintz accused Walker of «stoking fears, creating division, and pandering to his base.»

Killian stokes conflict by insulting people and accusing them of lying; they respond with anger as well, and off we go.

Or, to put the matter in blunt political terms, be careful not to stoke up Eurosceptic UKIP passions by accusing the UKIP lobby of practising xenophobia.