Sentence examples for it would incite from inspiring English sources
A new provision allows an ad to be rejected if the authority "reasonably foresees" that it "would incite or provoke violence or other immediate breach of the peace".
The tabloid's headline, "Exposed", raised fears among activists that it would incite a witch-hunt against gay people in the country.
This month the Interior Ministry had banned the script, written by Mr. Mroue and Fadi Toufic, from being performed locally, citing concern that it would incite sectarian strife.
He was willing to leave Pope Pius IX to fend with the Italians, were it not for the fury it would incite among French Catholics (to say nothing of his devout wife).
— When two decades ago the artist Christo proposed a gigantic art installation spanning 42 miles of the Arkansas River with sections of suspended luminescent fabric, he knew it would incite public debate.
It was an election that was so acrimonious in its aftermath, with charges of blatant fraud and intimidation, as well as of manipulation of the black vote, that many feared it would incite a second civil war.
Another arm of the conspiracy was directed at the Indian troops who were serving in Middle East, while efforts were directed at drawing Afghanistan into the war on the side of the Central Powers, which it was hoped would incite a nationalist or pan-Islamic uprising in India and destabilise the British recruiting grounds in Punjab and across India.
Ballantine Books, an imprint of Random House, was scheduled to release the book on Aug. 12, but canceled the plan indefinitely because it feared the publication would "incite acts of violence".
It said the ban would incite ethic and religious intolerance.
And it's clear why this would incite developer backlash.
CAIRO, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Egypt's Grand Mufti warned the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo on Tuesday against publishing a new caricature of the Prophet Mohammad, saying it was a racist act that would incite hatred and upset Muslims around the world.
