Sentence examples for inciting strife from inspiring English sources

In a statement on Wednesday, the Houthis accused the Salafis of inciting strife by sending thousands of foreign fighters to Damaj.

The interior ministry was quoted on Saudi television as saying that "a foreign country is trying to undermine national security by inciting strife in al-Qatif".

But article 98 of the Egyptian Penal Code says that a person may be sentenced to between six months to five years in prison for "exploiting religion in spreading, either by words, in writing, or in any other means, extreme ideas for the purposes of inciting strife, ridiculing or insulting [the Abrahamic faiths] or a sect following it, or damaging national unity".

But even some of his supporters worried that his return could incite strife.

The perception of Mr. Sadr as a wild card has led some of his supporters to worry that his return may incite strife.

A security court has sentenced a human rights advocate to three years in prison, saying he incited strife by criticizing the ruling party.

Blasphemy charges have been filed against people who use religion to "propagate 'extremist ideas' to incite strife, insult a monotheistic religion, or damage national unity," Human Rights Watch reports.

He was charged with "disobeying the ruler", "inciting sectarian strife", and encouraging and leading demonstrations.

Nahed Hattar, 56, was charged with inciting sectarian strife and insulting Islam after posting the cartoon on Facebook this year.

A few weeks later, they learned that the Lebanese public prosecutor had charged each of them with "inciting sectarian strife" and "denigrating religion".

Kazakh prosecutors have described him as the head of an extremist, criminal conspiracy bent on "seizing power by inciting civil strife and hatred".