Sentence examples for incite alarm from inspiring English sources
Attorney General John Ashcroft said Americans "must be mindful that the threat of additional terrorist acts is real," adding that "the alert issued yesterday by the F.B.I. should promote caution, not incite alarm".
My intention in this piece is not to incite alarm or fear.
It is a term circulating through rumor and innuendo that relies on gender and sexual politics to incite alarm.
In a region where the threat of Islamic extremism has mobilized military crackdowns and incited alarm in Russia and the West, Mr. Husseinzoda and his party make it apparent that the Islamic revival spreading through Central Asia has many faces.
The woman, Christy Perez, was charged with making terrorist threats and inciting public alarm, both third-degree offenses, and may be extradited to New Jersey, said Edgar Martinez, a spokesman for the Jersey City Police Department.
Farmers Branch, Texas, among other Texas municipalities, banned the public brandishing of all imitation guns in a manner that could incite alarm after local police officers had close calls; in one instance, officers reportedly aimed their firearms at a child who was pointing his cap gun at other kids.
"Attempts by the irreconcilable opposition to increase tension even more and incite violence cause particular alarm," Moscow said in a statement.
This would only incite India, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea to new levels of alarm.
Could Tripathia and others' false tweets have potentially caused "public alarm," "inconvenience" or could they have "likely" incited "imminent" lawless action?
A manifesto for secularist change would look like this: 1. Protect free religious expression that does not directly incite violence or crimes against others or publicly and directly cause someone distress or alarm.
Donald Trump appeared to incite Russia to hack into and publish Hillary Clinton's private emails, as her campaign sounded "alarm" at growing evidence of a foreign power "interfering in an American election".
