Examples of using Sedition in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Sedition and indecency.
He is guilty of sedition.
Sedition and mass murder.
Let me guess- sedition?"?
Sedition under this roof.
Who needs the sedition law?
Blasphemy, sedition, treason And her penance.
You're worried about sedition.
In your country, sedition is defined as.
She will get four years for sedition.
Murder, sedition, conspiracy to cause explosion.
But, sir- This is sedition.
No rebellion, no sedition, no public demonstrations.
Now the papers are talking about sedition.
Well… you can arrest him on sedition if the need arises.
Sedition often includes subversion of the constitution.
This is the foundation against which sedition is prohibited.
Sedition should only cover the presidency and not the Government.
I remember the need arising to arrest me on sedition not long ago.
Sedition, or conspiracy to commit espionage, sedition, treason?
They take any mention of kings at face value and call it sedition.
Sedition was a felonious crime, equivalent to treason, and could carry the death penalty.
Authority is our only protection against discord, civil war and sedition.
All it takes is for one state to threaten sedition over abortion and this thing will turn around.
Once word gets out that Roman law can be defied,it opens the doors to sedition.
This man, naked before you now, is condemned for sedition…"… for lifting his hand against Rome.
During his lifetime he had been tried for Sedition Charges in three times by British India Government- in 1897, 1909, and 1916.
Being a detestable heretic, he has utterly disposed to set and sow common sedition among Your Majesty's loyal and loving subjects.
Aiding and abetting a terrorist enterprise,aiding and abetting known terrorists, sedition, treason, aiding and abetting an attack on the homeland-- and this isn't just your husband.
During his lifetime among other political cases,Bal Gangadhar Tilak had been tried for Sedition Charges in three times by British India Government- in 1897, 1909, and 1916.