Devaluation incites several restorative forces.

Historical experience incites this suspicion.

Its mere presence incites violence.

The notion of a Fourth Republic incites heated opposition.

Unemployment amidst plenty incites distress that statistics cannot capture.

This new politics incites wide feelings of malaise and helplessness.

The notion of a datocracy incites fear of an Orwellian e 1984.

Misogyny subsidized by the public coffers. Others feel the book incites sexist violence

But speedy growth always incites turbulence, which China will have to minimize and manage.

Democracy is supposed to defend us against civil strife, politicization of memory incites such strife.

So the problem is regional, and it concerns institutional support for extremism that incites terrorism.

This alarms the public and incites anger against capitalists who do not reinvest their profits.

But if defending the status quo no longer seems possible, regime change incites its own fears.

This pitiful performance incites angry cries that American jobs are disappearing abroad, and that low cost exports may result in deflation.

Virtually every publication of his harsh stories and tales based on modern life material incites heated debates among critics from the most diverse areas.

The very idea still incites howls of protest in Asia not least in Japan, where popular attachment to the country's postwar peace constitution remains powerful.

The draft includes special provisions around illegal cyber information that incites any mass gatherings that disturb security and order, and anti government activities in cyberspace.

Of course, defining addiction' is hard, but if one regards it as an inability to give up, then there is strong evidence that cannabis incites dependence.

The idea that human embryos could be created with the express purpose of harvesting them for medical purposes incites fear of a brave new world revisited.

The latest iteration of this campaign incites fear of migrants which is believed to be intended to mobilize support for the dwindling political base of VMRO DPMNE.

The prospect of a future of genetically modified athletes incites alarm throughout the sports world, accompanied by portrayals of such athletes as inhuman or some form of mutant.

This alarms the public and incites anger against capitalists who do not reinvest their profits. Müntefering simply caught the popular mood in developing his theory of locust capitalism.

The prospect of a future of genetically modified athletes incites alarm throughout the sports world, accompanied by portrayals of such athletes as inhuman or some form of mutant.

Online content that promotes, justifies or incites public disturbances, to quote an example, is banned, and these sorts of vague definitions have been used to criminalize all kinds of online activities.

Of course, defining addiction' is hard, but if one regards it as an inability to give up, then there is strong evidence that cannabis incites dependence. Recent papers report many users in the US, UK and New Zealand now seek treatment for dependence.

The idea that human embryos could be created with the express purpose of harvesting them for medical purposes incites fear of a brave new world revisited. Even if that extreme is unlikely, the possibility of abuse of any sort generates strong opposition.

c) To cooperate in combating criminal and terrorist activities that use information and communications technologies, including networks, and in curbing the dissemination of information that incites terrorism, secessionism or extremism or undermines other countries political, economic and social stability, as well as their spiritual and cultural environment

Whereas regulation creates unearned rents for overprotected minorities (taxi drivers, notaries, airline pilots, and telecom or electricity workers), deregulation reduces these rents and redistributes them to the general public. But because overprotected minorities enjoy privileged access to politicians, it is no surprise that deregulation incites so much fierce and effective opposition.

Another document that also shows Saudi Arabia's role in fueling the sectarian divide focuses on Bahrain's leading Shia cleric Isa Qassim, also the spiritual leader of the Alwefaq National Islamic Society, the largest political bloc in Bahrain. Saudi intelligence reports on the revolution of the Bahraini people and incites against Shaikh Isa Qassim.

The very idea still incites howls of protest in Asia not least in Japan, where popular attachment to the country's postwar peace constitution remains powerful. Yet Japan's modestly named Self Defense Forces are involved in many regional hot spots (no combat duty, of course) and seek to play a more active part in UN peacekeeping.