They didn't foment the businesses.

The horrifying images were intended to foment terror.

So, this sort of foment of the creative.

They didn't foment the businesses. They didn't do the IPOs.

It is also known that homosexuals generally foment male prostitution.

At worst, they may be able to foment a civil war.

Boston in the early nineteenth century was a hotbed of political foment.

The foreign mercenaries that have been used to foment violence remain in the country.

Unruly extremists may be tempted to foment disorder and backlash with the intent of subverting political progress.

In the absence of an effective, common response, Europe s crises fester, feed on each other, and foment unilateralism.

The proliferation of illegitimate militias and attempts to foment intercommunal tension through targeted killings is cause for serious concern.

Crowdsourcing has become a fundamental tool in Latin America to foment and utilize citizen participation in an effort to inform.

As a result, the regime mimics the forms of democracy while using its propaganda to foment an aggressive form of nationalism.

We are concerned about the destabilizing effect of the excessive accumulation of conventional weapons, which foment distrust between States and between regions.

It is the mark of ancient societies, like those of Germany and of Greece, that contemporary tribulations revive old fears and foment new discord.

According to prosecutors, Ablyazov hired Belov in 2011 to study and foment nationalist unrest in Kazakhstan, with the aim of weakening President Nazarbaev s regime.

To this end, the organization of a new international to foment revolution in Europe and around the world became to the Bolsheviks a necessity.

The Alliance seeks to give a central role back to people of goodwill, rather than to fanatics and extremists who foment division and hate.

During the 18 day uprising, a young woman journalist appeared on TV confessing she was trained by the Mossad to foment those riots in Tahrir.

Serbian security forces also guarded the border between Serbia and Kosovo in a bid to prevent demonstrators and paramilitaries from entering the province to foment further unrest.

Structural imbalances in international economic relations will continue to foment social unrest, disturbances and social conflicts that can turn into disputes which threaten international peace and security.

Indeed, they were calculated not only to cause death and mayhem but to foment distrust between racial and religious communities and to provoke a backlash against Muslim communities.

Second, the use of religion to foment enmity, hatred or ethnic division is prohibited (article 5 of the Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act, passed in 1991 and amended in 1998).

Their horrific and merciless tactics may shift, but their evil intentions remain the same to foment civil division and spread terror among innocent civilians throughout the country in an attempt to undermine the new democratic system.

We denounce the manipulation of information regarding IAEA processes of verification in order to foment a negative opinion of some countries in the pursuit of political goals, as well as double standards in addressing issues of non proliferation.

A breakdown, by contrast, though unlikely to lead immediately to war, could easily foment developments that lead in that direction, and the region as a whole could be pulled even deeper into the current vortex of chaos and violence.

In Syria, following President Bashar al Assad s violent suppression of peaceful public protests in 2011, the US, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and other regional allies helped to foment a military insurgency that has pushed the country into a downward spiral of chaos and violence.

In this delicate phase of peace building, the greatest threat to peace lies in the continuing deterioration of the economic situation in the occupied Palestinian territory and in the scourges of poverty, unemployment and the breakdown of infrastructures that foment despair and violence.

The great majority of those potential immigrants end up living in the shanty towns of Port au Prince, where they become involved in criminal activity and are used to foment the climate of insecurity that has existed in the country for several years, since the departure of former President Aristide.

Works Actuació regionalista (1915) El pesimismo español (1917) Vuit mesos al ministeri de Foment (1919) Visions d'Orient (1924) La crise économique anglaise (1924) Entorn del feixisme italià (1924) La valoració de la pesseta (1929) Les dictadures (1929) Per la concòrdia (1929) España, Cataluña y la Nueva Constitución (1929) See also Catalan nationalism Cu Cut!