Sentence examples for the incitement from inspiring English sources
noun
A call to act; encouragement to act, often in an illegal fashion.
For an offence to be committed, the incited act must be criminal in nature, and an offence not only for the person doing the incitement but the person incited.
"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.
The incitement must stop.
Addressing the Palestinian president he added: "Stop the incitement.
The incitement sixteen years ago was 9/11.
It actually hopes to outlaw the incitement of binge drinking.
"They don't know the incitement he has stirred up.
"Is there any governing of what's being spewed out of these mosques – the hatred, the incitement of violence, the incitement of terror, grooming gangs.
She may now face criminal charges for the incitement of racism.
But it will depend on our assessment of the incitement and the security situation".
For others the problem is the incitement to commerciality, lewdness or even unhealthy eating.
