Sentence examples for In the instigation of from inspiring English sources

But the memo also points to another individual with ties to the Trump campaign, George Papadopolous, as a key factor in the instigation of the FBI's Russia probe.

Osborne also played a key role in the instigation of a white paper on planning which is to be announced on Tuesday.

Peacock played a key role in the instigation of this fixture, supporting Clint Newton – Hull KR's Australian forward, who has been keen on the idea since he arrived three years ago – in a meeting with the Rugby Football League's chief executive, Nigel Wood, last August.

Graft remains as much a part of doing business in Nigeria as ever, including, it appears, in the instigation of big-budget infrastructure projects that allow plenty of room for kickbacks to senior officials.Mr Obasanjo has also talked a lot, but done little, about enforcing the rule of law and the constitution.

While he felt that build-up of brain activity prior to awareness meant that consciousness played no part in the instigation of an action, he thought there was a short (around 100-150 millisecond) window of opportunity in which it could exercise a "power of veto" – enabling us to make a decision not to act, even though we may experience an unconscious urge to do so.

Against those who admit that the Turkish government might have had some limited involvement in the instigation of the riots but that it then lost control of events, Vryonis insists that Menderes and several key ministers planned the attacks in detail and were firmly in control of the mobs when the worst of the assaults were being committed.

In the case of transformed donor projects, new, more commercial players are often brought in at the instigation of ambitious local management.

In his early days he was thrice imprisoned in the Bastille: in 1711 at the instigation of his stepfather, in 1716 in consequence of a duel, and in 1719 for his share in Alberoni's conspiracy against the regent Orléans.

The first official trotting races in France took place in 1836, in Cherbourg, at the instigation of Ephrem Houël, an officer of the National Stud.

The play, which reeks of documentary realism, was based on a notorious case in which Arden, a local landowner, was murdered in 1551 in Faversham at the instigation of his wife, Alice, and her low-born lover, Mosby.

Much of this work takes place in two facilities run by the International Commission on Missing Persons, created in 1996 at the instigation of President Bill Clinton, in Tuzla, two hours' drive northwest of Srebrenica.