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Hope and Von Badlo will be sentenced on 16 January and the FCA said it will instigate confiscation proceedings against both defendants.

"If I am very lucky, it will instigate or encourage maybe 20 years from now a scientist in developmental biology," he said.

Moreover, under Dunford's plan the war would continue indefinitely against NATO and it will instigate in-fighting pitting the various Afghan factions.

It'll instigate violence against professor Yunus," Sara Hossain, a top lawyer and rights activist, warned in an interview with AFP.

If he does not, I will instigate a judicial review of Speaker Martin's decision, on the legal grounds that public law should be consistent.

The Ferguson Commission should not be put on a pedestal with an unrealistic expectation that it alone will instigate change.

I can never resist engaging so I'll instigate an argument, reminding him a car is already the most convenient way to get around and that the government has an activist role to play in spreading prosperity around.

Dang said that the summit will bring greater visibility to the wealth of cutting-edge stem cell science taking place in the state, and will instigate collaborations among its participants.

The government will instigate a consultation on its proposals in the new year.

"But I am equally sure that within a week of the election being over, whoever is secretary of state for defence will instigate a further review of Trident and its impact upon the overall budget".

It is impossible to entirely eliminate the possibility that (elements of) the GOI, or the MEK, will instigate a confrontation in spite of our efforts.