Sentence examples for that inciting from inspiring English sources

In HyperNormalisation, that inciting incident is a local government meeting in New York City in 1975.

Similarly, in Ethnic Conflict and Civic Life: Hindus and Muslims in India, Ashutosh Varshney theorized that the likelihood that inciting events would lead to widespread or long-term violence was significantly less in communities where civic ties across lines of religious identity were present.

We're teaching these singers that inciting homophobic violence does not pay.

Today the clear-and-present-danger test implies that inciting speech beyond a reasonable doubt will be followed by imminent lawless action.

The case against Pauline further cements the precedent established in the Akayesu trial: namely, that inciting mass rape is a crime against humanity.

And the state opposition, while supporting the development of Pumphouse Point, said that inciting conflict was not a good place for the government to start if it wanted to introduce new tourism projects.

That incited fears among other sarpanches, who resigned en masse.

Many details of the practices that incited Wukan's protests are murky.

But it is the noise that incites the most passion — and sometimes hostility.

French law prohibits the sale or display of anything that incites racism.

The songs are gloriously unsentimental the kind that incite physical, not emotional, catharsis.