Sentence examples for as fomenting from inspiring English sources

Many musicians, along with hundreds of thousands of other Ethiopians seen as fomenting opposition to the regime, were killed, jailed or exiled.

But much of the most damning language was indeed directed at the victims, both at behavior that the judge saw as fomenting the tension that led to the shooting, and then at statements on the stand that he found dubious.

They say that over 30 Cuban-Americans, many of them Mr Castro's bitter foes who favour military action to overthrow him, now have government jobs in Washington.In Havana, the United States is seen as fomenting internal opposition to create the conditions for intervention.

In it, Sharp writes, "The stark brutality of the regime against the clearly nonviolent actionists politically rebounds against the dictators' position, causing dissension in their own ranks as well as fomenting support for the resisters among the general population, the regime's usual supporters and third parties".

Given that Turkey has a civil war that has erupted on its border with Syria, and is housing millions of distraught refugees, it is not hard to understand why people fear anything that they see as fomenting "disunity".

The military and police, who were criticized for human rights abuses after Mubarak's overthrow, are less concerned with the sins of the state's past than with eviscerating the Brotherhood and other Islamist organizations that they regard as fomenting radicalism.

By contrast, China depicts terrorist attacks blamed on Uighurs as fomented in part from abroad; and it wants to show that its own radicalised Uighurs are a global threat.

Divided into six sections that include the Midwest and nearly span the globe, the show includes works by Christian Marclay, Jim Limbie, Jutta Koether and Pipilotti Rist and will delve into the rich cross-fertilization between art and pop music as fomented by Andy Warhol's Factory, British art schools and artist-musician collaborations in Germany, Mexico and Brazil.

Indeed Obama's failure to negotiate with the uncooperative Maliki government to keep a small contingent of troops on Iraqi soil enabled an insurgent military force to take advantage of unassuaged sectarian tensions as fomented by Baghdad.

In McMullin's view, the forces that drove the British vote to leave the European Union and have aided the rise of Trump are part of the "same movement, fueled largely by the Russians who seek to destabilize eastern and western Europe as well as North America through fomenting discord between different racial groups, different ethnic groups and different religious groups".

Her instincts as an editor were driven as much by fomenting "buzz" as by creating a legacy.