Sentence examples for fomenting genocide from inspiring English sources

President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan stands accused of fomenting genocide in Darfur.

Beyond that, the United States and Sudan were hardly allies when Mr. Bashir was accused of fomenting genocide in Darfur.

Facebook is great for keeping up with family and fomenting genocide.

Religious leaders surely have a basic duty to grapple with the question of genocide, partly because they are seen as moral compasses by many people...but also because of the depressing fact that religion, at its darkest, has often fomented genocidal acts.

It is devised to thwart sales to users who would break humanitarian law, foment genocide or war crimes, engage in terrorism, or kill women and children.

The treaty calls for sales to be evaluated on whether the weapons will be used to break humanitarian law, foment genocide or war crimes, abet terrorism or organized crime or slaughter women and children.

On the other hand, if one wanted to inflict harm on the black community, it seems to me that fomenting paranoid fantasies about genocide and restricting women's choices might be exactly the way to go.

Activist Pam Spaulding tweeted on February 9, "World gathers at anti-gay #Putin's #Sochi2014 #Olympics as Nigerian govt foments #LGBT genocide.

Women were part of the genocide, not commonly in perpetrating the violence but certainly in fomenting the killing (especially via radio), helping trap Tutsis and turning in Tutsis who were hiding.

A court in Kigali sentenced Pasteur Bizimungu, the country's first post-genocide president, to 15 years in prison for embezzling public funds, threatening national security and fomenting ethnic divisions as the country sought to recover from the violence of 1994.

Kenya's president Uhuru Kenyatta has been accused of fomenting ethnic violence that marred the 2007 elections, and Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir has been charged with orchestrating genocide in Darfur.