Sentence examples for problem incite from inspiring English sources

Collectively, they managed to accomplish in a few short weeks what the food reform movement has been hoping to do for years -- highlight a food system problem, incite consumer activism and create rapid, sustainable change in both policy and practice.

Through the use of awareness campaigns, peaceful marches, and legislative proposals, our coalition hopes to address this systemic problem and incite change in the current national policy of viewing Black people solely as instruments of fear and violence.

It would be better to spend money addressing the problems that incite attacks on the United States in the first place.

In many instances, the army has been seen as part of the problem by inciting trouble, or simply by not responding to it even when present.

Yet the experience of the "global war on terror",now in its 13th year, suggests that force alone doesn't do the trick, and in fact might exacerbate the problem by inciting vehement anti-Western sentiment.

Mujahid said Sayeed is helping desperate farmers pressure the government to solve their problems, not inciting jihad.

Shame on you for inciting problems in a country already struggling with problems between parents, between men and women.

Paradoxically, no — because big problems command attention and incite action.

Deepening problems in Europe could incite a further flight from the euro to safe currencies like the yen, which has soared in the last year, an additional headache for Japanese exporters.

If these guys were caught in an ambush, if they incited the problem themselves, this could have been the result; to teach people not to report on al-Qaida.

Timothy D. Stone, said the "problem" was that Mr. Hamdan had incited a disturbance.