Examples of using Sedition in English and their translations into Spanish
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bring him back to the Romans to be judged for Sedition.
Sudebnik expanded the range of acts, considered punishable by the standards of criminal justice e.g., sedition, sacrilege, slander.
The Committee notes that the word"person" in the relevant provisions of the Penal Code concerning sedition and in the Public Order Act concerning incitement to racial antagonism also includes organizations,
investigations against the other parliamentarians under a previous version of the Sedition Act as they ran counter to the parliamentarians' rights to freedom of expression and assembly.
to the weakening of the community(the umma) and to sedition fitna.
secession, sedition, subversion against the Central People's Government,
He is the author of disorder and cause of sedition, will be beheaded,
places of worship as acts aimed at causing sedition and sectarian strife among Iraqi citizens.
Repeal the emergency powers and the Sedition Act to bring Brunei's domestic legislation into line with its international human rights commitments on the freedoms of expression,
Subject to the provisions of relevant laws including the Sedition Act(Cap 24),
insolence, sedition, which we ourselves have ploughed for,
In 2005, the concept of improper sedition was removed from the Code of Military Justice;
Whereas no one doubted the legitimacy of the death penalty for sedition, Nuremberg's theologians,
the Official Secrets Act(1972) and the Sedition Act(1948) in line with international human rights standards
under the Espionage Act of 1917 and the Sedition Act of 1918, individuals who protested against President Woodrow Wilson's sending of soldiers to Russia were tried
if the terms used in the paragraph, such as"national security","official secrets","sedition laws" and"State secrets",
he proposed that the phrase in the first sentence should read"whether described as official secrets, sedition laws or otherwise.
Despite this, the Chief Executive(Designate) has made clear that he sees legislation on treason and sedition to be a matter for the first Legislative Council of the SAR.
rebellion and sedition.
As was also noted in the second report, certain other crimes, such as treason, sedition and espionage, have traditionally been regarded by legal opinion as political crimes although they are not expressly defined as such in Costa Rican law.