| Is it not evident that the previous speaker would, under their rgime, set self-interest upon the throne as the inciter to work? |
| The inchoate offence of incitement might appear to offer a solution, but it may not succeed where the inciter knows that the incitee lacks an element of the full offence. |
| An inciter is one who reaches and seeks to influence the mind of another by suggestion, request, proposal, argument, persuasion or inducement. |
| In the South they regarded him as an inciter to violence, and barred his writings from the mails. |
| All along we've thought that something subversive was in our midst, perhaps a maker of effigies, or an inciter of revolutions. |
| The question is, whether she was the instigator and inciter in this affair, or the servants? |
