Rome suppressed an uprising of serfs in Etruscan Volsinii in 265 and a sedition in Patavium in 175.
Dreary battles and apathetic voice work — only Eric Idle, as a malaprop-prone servant, earns his fee — conspire in a sedition-oriented plot that not even six writers (including the directors, Marc F. Adler and Jason F. Maurer) are able to invigorate.
The same Internet flash lobby has spontaneously organized over free access to academic research, a Wikipedia slander law in Malaysia, and a sedition law in the Philippines.
As part of a plea bargain, he testified against other white supremacist leaders in a 1988 sedition trial.
The events of the conspiracy during World War I, the presence of Pratap's Kabul mission in Afghanistan and its possible links to the Soviet Union, and a still-active revolutionary movement especially in Punjab and Bengal (as well as worsening civil unrest throughout India) led to the appointment of a Sedition committee in 1918 chaired by Sidney Rowlatt, an English judge.
We gots to have a Sedition Act up in this piece, or something!" Ezra Klein: Cut taxes on the rich.
The writer is under threat of a sedition charge after claiming in Delhi this weekend that "Kashmir has never been an integral part of India.
Novels are, or should be, written in defiance of the now, in an imaginative sedition against an overweening present.
The prime minister suggested the ABC was treacherous: "Whose side are you on?"; the minister for communications, Malcolm Turnbull, rang the managing director and the chairman to complain, declaring that Zaky Mallah's appearance on the show was a "grave error of judgment"; another Liberal backbencher declared the broadcaster had engaged in a "form of sedition".
So is their central role in the 2009 sedition," a term referring to post-election protests.
