Sentence examples for allegedly plotting to subvert from inspiring English sources

But it helps explain the lavishness of Saudi Arabia's chequebook diplomacy - and the motives behind the arrest of dozens of Islamists in the UAE, for allegedly plotting to subvert the state.

He was tried by a military court in June 2011 and sentenced to life in prison for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government with no due process.

China says it has arrested 82 "suspected terrorists" in the western region of Xinjiang for allegedly plotting to sabotage the games.

Kenneth Bae, an American missionary who was arrested in December 2012, is serving a 15-year sentence at a labour camp near Pyongyang for allegedly plotting to overthrow the regime.

The network is accused of allegedly plotting to undermine and topple the AKP government.

It absolved the military junta of plotting to subvert the election by undermining the PPP, despite the discovery of army documents detailing the plot.

And from Hungary to Britain, leading government figures and their allies promote dark theories about a Jewish financier plotting to subvert the national will.

But his close association with Republicans and evangelical Christians, the critics say, risks stoking China's fears that foreign forces are plotting to subvert the ruling Communist Party.

One such is led by Archimandrite Tikhon, a prickly, youthful man who believes that the West is plotting to subvert Russia's spiritual values; a fine old 19th-century notion, to go no further back.

In 1999, Gulen was charged with plotting to subvert the secular order and left Turkey for the U.S.

Proof, the capture by Israel of 93 Hamas supporters allegedly plotting to start a violent Intifada and try to overthrow Abbas.