Sentence examples for an incitement of from inspiring English sources

Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the political arm of America's best-known abortion provider, said the statements were tantamount to an incitement of violence.

The banning of the film (because of shocking interviews with one of the rapists and his lawyer, who in effect argued that the woman had asked for it by resisting and being in public places at 9pm) has been justified on the grounds that it provides a platform for the most appalling and regressive views, and amounts to an incitement of violence against women.

In light of HB2, this is an incitement of trans panic and violence against trans/queer youth.

"Due to Mayor Wheeler's inflammatory comments and what we feel is an incitement of violence, he has shamefully endangered every scheduled participant," Presler wrote Wednesday on the event's Facebook page.

On the one hand, he said, Namecheap had chosen to take down the site as its content constituted "an incitement of violence" ― a decision Kirkendall called "the morally right thing to do". .

Eventually, even well-meaning journalists and intellectuals became guilty of what he called "the 'doping' of excitement"—an artificial incitement of emotion that culminated, inevitably, in mass hatred and fear.

Although the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that advocating violence against government officials is, in the absence of an "incitement to imminent lawless action", protected by the First Amendment, the publication of "Assassination Politics" put Bell under the scrutiny of federal investigators in 1995.

"We strongly condemn any violence as well as any incitement of violence," State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki told a briefing.

Pete Townshend's hard, tense suspended chords seemed to scour the air around them; Roger Daltrey's singing was a young man's fighting swagger, an incitement to some kind of crime; John Entwistle's incessantly mobile bass playing was like someone running away from the scene of the crime; and Keith Moon's drumming, in its inspired vandalism, was the crime itself.

"If they started that trend and other companies continued that trend, maybe it would be more of an incitement for government and elected officials to give Election Day as a day off".

It furnishes a subject for every student of nature to attend to; every fact he observes will make either for or against it, and it thus serves both as an incitement to the collection of facts, and an object to which they can be applied when collected.