"The Brazilian people would need to reshape their institutions without the instigation of a great national crisis, like a war".
Osborne also played a key role in the instigation of a white paper on planning which is to be announced on Tuesday.
Shortly afterward, an uprising broke out in Egypt under the instigation of a rich merchant, who, like a great part of the population, was a partisan of the Palmyrene queen.
Partly at the instigation of a local janitor-turned-imam, they were radicalized and, eventually, became terrorists.
Further, if communication is shaped by context, the instigation of a moral panic about "cyberbullying" takes place within the bullying structure provided by austerity.
Charles, at the instigation of a rival cardinal of the influential della Rovere family, threatened the pope with deposition and the convocation of a reform council.
Next to it is the "Chaddanta Jataka", which tells of a virtuous six-tusked elephant that is killed at the instigation of a jealous and vindictive queen.
For the past year, at the instigation of a group of film-makers and students, Belgrade's oldest cinema, which opened in 1911, has come back to life.
I don't remember reading that book, or why I thought that the reading of it merited the instigation of a list.
When it reformed in 1980 at the instigation of a female member, she proposed an all-woman group.
