But while they may "comment" on the documents media organisations still can't "encourage" their readers or viewers, much less, "incite" them.
Such a move, against an ally no less, could incite extremist attacks against the United States.
His writing is less about inciting shock or disgust, and more about harkening back to a deeper humanity that has been lost to the frigidity of bourgeois dogma.
"When the Baltimore merchant Johns Hopkins left $7 million nearly 140 years ago to create our university and hospital," Daniels said, "it incited nothing less than a revolution in American higher education.
It is much less clear that inciting such animosity — and indeed hatred — among certain groups of Americans toward their fellow citizens will serve our country well.
On the farm, cats and dogs have mundane jobs -- stalking rodents and guarding the house -- less likely to incite deep emotional bonding.
The status quo is usually safe from whatever arrows the movies aim in its direction, and it is hard to think of a movie less likely to incite discomfort than "Man of the Year".
Are they any less capable of inciting, rationalizing, and justifying harassment, bullying, and violence?
The advantage of using NPs over immunoconjugate dyes in bioimaging and targeted therapy is that they are less likely to incite an immune reaction.
A small peptide is less likely to incite the type of host anti-protein response that can develop when using the much larger antibodies, and the absence of an Fc immunoglobulin fragment should result in less nonspecific binding by the liver.
This led many voters to perceive the blocs as more or less indistinguishable, in turn inciting them to seek out to new political alternatives.
