Sentence examples for cause sedition from inspiring English sources

"These ideas constitute a movement that has political goals and can cause sedition.

And all those who try to cause sedition will be dealt with very severely".

"We will uproot those who are trying to cause sedition in this land," he said.

"Those who try to cause sedition are more dangerous than the Syrian regime and uprooting them will be even more difficult.

Ali Mohammed Baqir al-Nimr, 20, was found guilty on Tuesday of causing sedition, rioting, protesting and robbery in the district of Qatif.

(In 1942, he and twenty-seven others were charged with sedition; the case was eventually dismissed).

No, but ordering police to stop people without just-cause and having the state monitor classrooms for "sedition" is in his twisted mind, appropriate use of public money.

They point to 2003, an earlier period of turmoil in Hong Kong over the government's attempt to introduce a law against "sedition" at a time of economic crisis caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).

Among the laws that chill journalistic expression is Section 124A of the penal code, also known as the sedition law, which criminalizes any expression that causes "hatred or contempt, or excites or attempts to excite disaffection towards the government".

Doum's effort to distribute condoms is branded as sedition.

Mr. Powell's case was one of the rare federal prosecutions for sedition — inciting resistance to the government — in the decades since World War I. Though the government eventually dropped all charges against him, his case dragged on for five years and became a cause célèbre.