Sentence examples for incite order from inspiring English sources

It makes you think, really: in the old days, when we built religions, did we really do it to incite order, and peace, and answers to the cosmic questions?

He is found guilty of inciting and ordering the murder.

"She had phone conversations with people in China on 5 July in order to incite, and websites... were used to orchestrate the incitement and spread propaganda," he said.

"Only acts that can disturb law and order or incite violence can be stamped as sedition".

"Campaigners are consciously trying to distort all these positive developments … in order to incite misunderstanding between the fraternal countries of Ethiopia and Kenya".

A prosecutor asked an appeals court not to free an aged Nazi collaborator, Maurice Papon, on medical grounds, saying his release would "incite disturbances to public order".

"Our people need to be careful of such provocateurs that organise terrorist demonstrations in order to incite discord in social harmony," he said.

He also suggested that it would not be "wholly impossible for the British themselves" to have torpedoed the ship, in order to incite the American public.

Two centuries earlier, around 164 B.C., a Jew wrote down another series of visions in order to incite resistance against Hellenizing Jewish leaders in Jerusalem and their patron king, Antiochus IV Epiphanes, ruler of the Greco-Syrian Seleucid empire.

The Red Army Faction, its numbers by this time dwindling to only a few dozen, intensified its violence in order to incite a violent response that its leaders hoped would revive the revolution.

Said Dodd of the broadbased, grassroots internet protest, "It's a dangerous and troubling development when the platforms that serve as gateways to information intentionally skew the facts to incite their users in order to further their corporate interests".