Sentence examples for incite unrest from inspiring English sources

Nepal's bullying of its Tibetan community is more likely to incite unrest inside China than to dampen it.

The police wanted to know why we were there and accused us of a conspiracy to incite unrest.

The government also sought to censor text messages during the elections, seeking to block words it thought might incite unrest, like "Egypt" or "bullet," according to news reports.

"The Vietnamese government has been steadily tightening the screws on independent Montagnard religious groups, claiming they are using religion to incite unrest".

The plenum also adopted measures "to combat 'the plot of peaceful evolution' and schemes to incite unrest and overthrow, as well as distortions by hostile forces".

"The idea that those tweets were actually going to somehow incite unrest or violence is rather absurd," said Dobson, the author of The Dictator's Learning Curve.

The court upheld a charge of inciting unrest.

Khamenei blamed the "diabolical" British for inciting unrest after the Green Revolution of 2009.

He was given an additional four-year sentence for inciting unrest and "insulting religious beliefs".

Anecdotal evidence suggests BlackBerry Messenger was also used by some rioters to disseminate messages inciting unrest.

But the last visit came after the junta publicly singled him out, accusing him of inciting unrest.