Sentence examples for foment hate from inspiring English sources

Outlaw groups that foment hate with the introduction of banning orders for extremist organisations.

Ugarte said the case was used "to foment hate" and used "to catapult a presidency along that philosophy of hate of others".

In the mid-20th century, totalitarian dictators found national radio stations were a handy way to foment hate and fear; and non-state actors (from communist guerrillas to churches) have been using radio for almost as long.

When a president — the nation's first black president — feels compelled to volunteer his belief that a movement seeking justice and equality is confused with efforts to foment hate and violence, this is indeed a statement about the many miles the nation has yet to travel toward the founders' goals.

When Trump, Fiorina, Cruz, Huckabee, Santorum, Jindal, et al. foment hate and intolerance, we all have a duty to speak out before their words inspire more violence.

"Those that would limit our neighbors' vote, that would foment hate against the Jewish community, Muslim community, people of color, LGBTQ people, as well as wage a war on women's bodies, are not welcome here!" The crowd cheered on Baton, director of the Pittsburgh chapter of the Women's March on Washington.

One discussion, about how to deal with protests against conservative speakers visiting campus, became a bonding session for those of us who have found that we can't bring up controversial topics without being told we are fomenting hate or invalidating someone else's existence.

Odious laws were passed in Uganda and Nigeria, and politicians are fomenting hate in Ethiopia, Kenya, and across the continent.

The right hand is that of U.S. faith-based organizations and their global practices which are fomenting hate and contributing to global conflict.

Besides fomenting hate and fear, which are terrible for children in truly every way, Trump is missing perhaps the most important point: terrorism is a tiny percentage of deaths of US citizens.

Our bridges are crumbling, our water is poisoned, our young people are in debt, our cities have been decimated by the cold math of economics, and one of our leading presidential candidates foments hate and fear wherever he goes.