Sentence examples for its incitement from inspiring English sources

The unit was created to prosecute a variety of crimes committed online, including computer virus creation and online scams, though it has drawn the most attention for its incitement cases.

The one wrinkle in this strategy, apart from the fact that it is utterly vacuous and verging on sociopathic in its incitement of resentment against the elderly, is that their radical, anti-elite, youth wedge is being commandeered by such young upstarts as Tony Blair, Michael Heseltine and Nick Clegg.

"It is premature now until the full cessation of terror and its incitement, and until there is real reform.

The deeper imbroglio of "Skin Fruit" is its incitement to populist animus: the show arrives on today's downwardly mobile art scene like a bejewelled duchess at a party that — oops — turns out to be a barn dance.

"The new Israeli cabinet has shown its commitment to consolidate an apartheid regime in occupied Palestine, as well as to continue its incitement campaign against Palestinians, sending the message that Palestinian lives, history and culture don't matter.

At the time, the previous Tory administration issued a strongly worded attack on the Islamic republic's support for Syrian president Bashar al-Assad's regime, its "incitement to genocide" against Israel, and its leaders' failure to account for their nuclear program.

But its apparent incitement to "raise your voice/start a feud" soon resolves into a declaration of infatuation as much erotic as political, just one of several sly double-takes offered throughout the album.

5), illustrates what I would call secular fundamentalism when she writes that she "resents and fears Christianity not only for its sexism and incitement of violence but for its deadening effect on the imagination".

Partly in response to horrors like that, Twitter said in April that it was extending its ban on incitement to violence; henceforth not just specific threats but a broader range of "threats of violence against others or promoting violence against others" would be outlawed.But the peaceful expression of any spiritual belief or combination of beliefs, however eccentric, can find a place on Twitter.

It ascribes to America its own actions: incitement of violence in Kiev, support of extreme nationalists in eastern Ukraine, military involvement in the conflict.

The Vatican newspaper "L'Osservatore Romano" launched a full-scale attack on the film, labelling it an "incitement to evil crime and vice," deploring its effect on "unsafe minds," and roundly rebuking Fellini for trying to "moralise through immorality".