Sentence examples for could be incited from inspiring English sources

"A type of anti-Christian, anti-Western crusade could be incited," Archbishop Tauran was quoted as saying by the Italian newspaper La Repubblica.

And the word could be inciting and dangerous as weapon.

He could be inciting his comrades to kill, or more probably playing the traditional drumroll prior to a military execution.

Politicians wanting to send bulk campaign text messages have to wait at least 48 hours before dispatch in order for their mobile service operators to vet the content and reject anything they believe could be inciting.

Halabi did not need to be incited.

He could not be seen to be "inciting" Contostavlos to commit a criminal offence as, if entrapment could be shown, there was a risk her trial could be stayed, or evidence excluded, she said.

Could they have been incited by his alcohol withdrawal symptoms?

In this scenario, VEGF-producing inflammatory cells could be reactive leukocytes incited by pathologic effects of tumor (e.g., tissue destruction), or macrophages and myeloid cells that are intrinsic components of the tumor microenvironment [ 17, 35].

An alternative hypothesis is that PPAD itself, being autocitullinated and a bacterial antigen, could be the inciting agent.

"If you have a look in New South Wales at the actions that have succeeded, it's been cases where typically it's been language used that could be seen as inciting violence," he said.

By 2005 the use of the "activist judges" talking point had escalated to the point of dangerous statements coming from the far right, including members of Congress, that could be construed as inciting violence against judges.