Examples of using To incite in English and their translations into Polish
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They distributed leaflets at the college to incite a revolution.
then have the gall to incite rebellion. I have watched for years;
You want to incite a revolution in one of the poorest countries in the world,
have the gall to incite rebellion. I have watched for years,
Israeli UN envoy accuses Syria of‘trying to incite war' Israel dropped a mini-nuke on Syria on….
He's trying to incite his followers into a violent revolt against what he sees as a corrupt government.
then have the gall to incite rebellion. you let alien races spill over the borders, Hello, Philippa. I have watched for years;
When the conduct is carried out in a manner likely to incite violence or hatred against such a group or one or more of its members.
then have the gall to incite rebellion. you let alien races spill over the borders, Hello, Philippa.
who were always ready to incite the people into revolt.
Could this help explain how extraterrestrials might be able to incite humans to violence,
Nothing seemed to incite the Scribes and Pharisees of eighteen centuries ago so much as did the reasonableness of the true Gospel.
then have the gall to incite rebellion. flourish in our backyard,
To incite the disaffected masses under the spurious guise of parliamentary reform. We cannot allow this Wiltshire peacock.
cyber dissident Hu Jia on the charge that he had used the Internet to incite subversion of State power.
Perhaps further clues can be found by examining the latest scientific breakthroughs in using technology to incite violence.
spill over the borders, then have the gall to incite rebellion.
In Greek, the word"shout" means to incite by word, to awaken,
The Commission's documents should be well focused so as to incite wider debate in society.
then have the gall to incite rebellion. you let alien races spill over the borders, I have watched for years;