When can it be considered that a crime has been committed for the purpose of influencing the State's sovereignty or enforce the same to act or abstain from taking a specific action? 
It can be considered that a crime has been committed for the purpose of influencing the State's sovereignty or enforce the same to act or abstain from taking a specific action when the act is done with the intention of exerting control over the State's decision-making or compelling it to take or refrain from a particular action.