seditious in A Sentence

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    There is nothing wrong or Seditious about it.

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    January 19- John Wilkes is expelled from the House of Commons of Great Britain for Seditious libel.

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    As per the Prevention of Seditious Meetings Act, 1911, more than 10 couples on the dance floor are illegal.

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    Savarkar protested on September 17, 1909“If my book is Seditious, why does not the Government show courage to take me to court?”?

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    Of the Indian leader, Churchill said he was“a Seditious Middle Temple lawyer now posing as a fakir of a type well known in the East.”.

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    In 1919, while jailed for publishing what the British charged as Seditious materials and organizing protests, he was elected as the last president of the Khilafat conference.

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    In New York in 1735, publisher John Peter Zenger was charged with committing“Seditious libel” for printing true, but critical, facts about New York's governor(at the time, this was illegal).

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    Latchanna was sentenced for one year for possessing Seditious literature and sent to Alipuram camp jail while Killi Appala Naidu was sent as a detenue to Tanjavur central jail.

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    Khamenei described the presence of U.S. military forces in various regions of the world as“malicious and Seditious” and said Iran would not ask for permission from Washington to be active in the Middle East.

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    Pilate had authority to release Christ, but he yielded to Jesus' foes and sought to satisfy the crowd by handing him over for impalement and freeing the Seditious murderer Barabbas.​ - 15: 1- 15.

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    In the present day meetings or processions are held lawful which a hundred and fifty years ago would have been deemed Seditious and this is not because the law is weaker or has changed, but because, the times having changed, society is stronger than before.

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    Other scholars state that the British Empire, after 1870 out of fear of Seditious assemblies, had passed a series of ordinances that banned public assembly for social and political purposes of more than 20 people in British India, but exempted religious assembly for Friday.

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    Postal articles containing indecent or obscene recording, printing, painting, lithograph, engraving or book or card and articles having thereon or on the cover thereof or contained within, any words marks or designs of an indecent, obscene, scurrilous, Seditious, threatening or grossly offensive character are prohibited.

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    The British Empire, after 1870 out of fear of Seditious assemblies, had passed a series of ordinances that banned public assembly for social and political purposes of more than 20 people in British India, but exempted religious assembly for Friday mosque prayers under pressure from the Indian Muslim community.

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    Other scholars state that the British Empire, after 1870 out of fear of Seditious assemblies, had passed a series of ordinances that banned public assembly for social and political purposes of more than 20 people in British India, but exempted religious assembly for Friday mosque prayers under pressure from the Indian Muslim community.

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