Sentence examples for order to incite from inspiring English sources
"She had phone conversations with people in China on 5 July in order to incite, and websites... were used to orchestrate the incitement and spread propaganda," he said.
"Campaigners are consciously trying to distort all these positive developments … in order to incite misunderstanding between the fraternal countries of Ethiopia and Kenya".
"Our people need to be careful of such provocateurs that organise terrorist demonstrations in order to incite discord in social harmony," he said.
He also suggested that it would not be "wholly impossible for the British themselves" to have torpedoed the ship, in order to incite the American public.
Two centuries earlier, around 164 B.C., a Jew wrote down another series of visions in order to incite resistance against Hellenizing Jewish leaders in Jerusalem and their patron king, Antiochus IV Epiphanes, ruler of the Greco-Syrian Seleucid empire.
A judge renewed the protection order and denied the request, which was based on a defense lawyer's claim that the prosecutor transformed an accidental injury into a violent attack in order to "incite the court".
"We believe he ordered the attack to incite Shiite violence against Sunnis," Lt. Col. Steven Stover, an American military spokesman in Baghdad, said by e-mail.
Heydrich ordered his officers to incite anti-Jewish pogroms in the newly occupied territories.
It makes you think, really: in the old days, when we built religions, did we really do it to incite order, and peace, and answers to the cosmic questions?
Invoking the state's Taylor Law, which prohibits strikes by public employees, Justice Spodek barred transit workers from striking and ordered union leaders not to incite their members to strike.
Ms. Van Houten described how she and another member of Mr. Manson's cult led Mrs. La Bianca into a bedroom, then covered her head with a pillow and tried to stab her, for no reason other than that Mr. Manson had ordered it in a plan to incite a race war.
