The act of subverting; as overthrowing or destroying a legally constituted government.
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Kim was sentenced to 10 years hard labor for subversion last year.
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State prosecutors routinely use the subversion charge to imprison dissidents for years.
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Beijing's controversial new law criminalises subversion, secession and collusion with foreign forces.
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Huang was previously jailed on a charge of subversion of state power.
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Self considered only most radical action will answer this latest attempt subversion.
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In China, subversion charges are commonly levelled against critics of one-party rule.
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In China, subversion charges are commonly leveled against critics of one-party rule.
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Therefore, the logical place to look for subversion is in the slums.
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We of the South say it is a subversion of the Constitution.
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Group-selection theories of individual self-sacrifice are always vulnerable to subversion from within.
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If Dole has a chance-andhe does-his self-subversion is the only reason.
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The New Rich chose one of three paths: subversion, revolution and emulation.
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His vigilance will prevent your enemies from accusing you of any subversion.
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They desire not to be present at the subversion of all Nature.
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This means nothing less than a complete subversion of all scientific methods.
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State security crimes include subversion and other vaguely-worded charges often used against dissidents.
