Sentence examples for as instigators of from inspiring English sources

The agreement permits the authorities to rearrest people they regard as instigators of violence.

They also believe they are targeted because they are seen as instigators of unrest in the centre.

The Australian company's interactive work uses children as instigators of discovery – this piece for kids aged up to 12 promises to open eyes to unnoticed sections of Melbourne's familiar Federation Square.

After losing the war (and the north's oil resources), they realized they had no plan B. Their only recourse was to vilify African Muslim rebels as traitors, denounce southern Christians as instigators of the Muslim revolt and promise more repression.

With so much history and tension between them, and with English fans having been painted locally as instigators of hooliganism, many Sapporo residents feel cursed that their city was chosen as the host for this match.

In particular, Grescoe points to high-profile chefs as instigators of these trends, from Julia Child, who was one of the first to familiarize American cooks with monkfish, to David Pasternack (of Esca) and Eric Ripert (of Le Bernardin).

At the advice of his father Ea, he then had them indict Kingu as instigator of the rebellion.

"There will be a walk through the city to meet some of the institutions we have identified as the beneficiaries of crisis, as the instigators of crisis from which we are all as a people, and as communities, suffering," he said.

They do not see themselves as the instigators of trouble, but as the victims of economic change, oppressed by white-dominated police and officialdom.

Infectious agents such as bacteria and/or viruses have been implicated as possible instigators of a dysfunction in inflammatory response in BD patients [45, 54].

Given that reduced feeding, anorexia and altered intestinal motility often accompany intestinal inflammation, it is surprising that enteroendocrine cells, as key instigators of these changes during homoeostasis, have been neglected as possible orchestrators of these pathologies during disease.