Sentence examples for inciting a war from inspiring English sources

Both these tools can limit North Korea's influence without inciting a war.

North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency accused the United States of "inciting a war atmosphere" by sending hundreds of reconnaissance and fighter planes over the North.

Today's resurgence of illiberal state capitalist regimes and leaders is nowhere close to inciting a war, because centre-right and centre-left governments still committed to liberal democracy, enlightened economic policies, and solid welfare systems still rule most of Europe.

The members of many of those groups were trained at Al Qaeda camps in Afghanistan, and they have carried out numerous terrorist attacks in India, all but inciting a war.

Even something seemingly innocuous can incite a War of the Roses.

Disputes between Arabs and Kurds over land — Kirkuk among them — are acknowledged as incendiary enough to incite a war.

"Auto Focus" has incited a war among the Cranes, one that has returned the family name to the tabloids.

A rival group of activists rallied near the border village, carrying banners that accused the leaflet activists of trying to incite a war between the Koreas.

Bassam Al-Zarqa, the party's vice president, said the liberals who called instead for a separation of religion and politics "want to incite a war between Islam and secularism".

"He could have incited a war in South Africa, the United States would have to get involved, grudgingly, and things could have gone to hell," Rickard said.

The book describes a plot by European capitalists, bitter over their loss of control of the oil fields and envious of Soviet prosperity, to use a false media campaign to incite a war with the Soviet Union.