Sentence examples for and the instigation of from inspiring English sources
But the larger matter became moot when a mediator negotiated a compromise between the camps, and the instigation of immediate penalty turns was dismissed.
The offshoot of these theories was the creation of pacifist organizations in 19th-century Europe in which such ideas as general disarmament and the instigation of special courts to hear international conflicts were entertained.
The museum's sound collection originated in 1972 with the creation of the Department of Sound Records and the instigation of an oral history recording programme.
The manner in which certain aspects of the case were reported by the British media led to television broadcaster ITN being temporarily banned from attending press conferences, and the instigation of legal proceedings against several newspapers by both Yeates' former landlord, and the Attorney General.
Improving patient mobility and the instigation of exercise regimens can be helpful in reducing symptoms.
In the nonintensive care setting early recognition of patients with elevated cTnT and the instigation of appropriate treatment has been shown to reduce the risk of death and myocardial infarction.
Their influence can be seen at both service development level and at individual patient level where they can provide information crucial to risk assessments and care planning and ensure the instigation of care that is in the best interests of both service user and carer.
We can see this in the multiple ag-gag laws coming into play to hide abuses at factory farms and slaughterhouse, the instigation of the grossly unconstitutional, Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act, and smaller acts like the closing of the bison capture for groups and journalists who want to bear witness.
Eventually she is released and, at the instigation of Uncle Mendel, becomes a double agent for the Bolsheviks.
After the discovery of argon, and at the instigation of other scientists, in 1895 Ramsay investigated the gas released upon heating the mineral clevite, which was thought to be a source of argon.
The French proposal was met with strong opposition from governing bodies representing the other Gordon Bennett nations, and at the instigation of Germany a meeting of the bodies was organised to settle the dispute.
