Sentence examples for and has instigated from inspiring English sources

Trained in combat by the Nixon White House, he survived Watergate and has instigated, negotiated and litigated more Washington wars than most people realize were ever fought.

Lancaster is fully aware his side scored just one slightly fortuitous try in their last four games of the Six Nations championship and has instigated what amounts to a sprint-off between his brightest young wingers.

Supporters' group The Shots Trust has stated its intention to take community ownership of the club and has instigated a pre-share offer to prove its viability. .

The development of preventive and therapeutic strategies against sarcopenia is therefore perceived as an urgent need by health professionals and has instigated intensive research on the pathophysiology of this syndrome.

Or your child is president of the student body and has instigated a massive revolt among the students.

The campaign has gotten notice beyond the SheaMoisture target and has instigated conversations across the industry about how something even as seemingly pedestrian as retail merchandising can send harmful cultural messages.

He was accused of having been aware of and having instigated the attacks.

However, Mr Norgrove went on to say that he thought it "creditable" the US authorities had admitted mistakes were made and had instigated a full and thorough investigation.

As the jury looked on, Ms. Jeantel reiterated what Mr. Martin told her that night as he walked home, an account that bolstered the prosecution's assertion that Mr. Zimmerman was the aggressor and had instigated the confrontation.

Cardiff are gathering evidence to present to the Premier League, and have instigated disciplinary proceedings against two employees.

At the time, Adolf Hitler ruled Germany and had instigated systematic persecution of Jews, gays, gypsies, the mentally and physically disadvantaged, as well as political and religious dissidents (such as Jehovah's witnesses).