Sentence examples for before instigating from inspiring English sources

The shadow party he has built here greatly resembles those he created in other countries before instigating a coup.

At Prada and Emporio Armani, it's similar to the shoulder-robing styling trick: one to practise before instigating IRL.

A few years ago, the ultimate in desktop cultivation was the Zen garden: novelty Japanese garden sets that allowed pretentious executives with pointy goatees to rake sand and strategically place rocks in a bid to achieve inner peace before instigating another corporate buyout.

If the suspicion of a bone tumour has been raised, this must be ruled out before instigating a management plan for the fracture.

Penny-stock IPOs have gone through a similar process before, instigating heavy regulatory counter-action in the 1930s which birted the requirement for companies to have tens of millions in revenue in order to go public.

Before instigating the experimental procedures and after they were terminated, the lizard's belly colouration was measured over the 300 nm to 700 nm visual spectrum at a 45° angle using a miniature spectroradiometer (USB2000, Ocean Optics Inc., Dunedin, FL, USA) and a Xenon light source (PX-2 and R400-7-UV/VIS R400-7-UV/VIS R400-7-UV/VIS

A report from a Beijing think-tank in 2009 challenged the official line that rioting in Tibet the year before was instigated from abroad.

Namah gave PNG police 72 hours to execute the warrants before he instigated court proceedings against them, but on Tuesday prime minister O'Neill successfully obtained an injunction.

In August 2005, Bragan managed the Fort Worth Cats minor league team for a single day at age 87, lasting into the third inning before he instigated his ejection by the umpires.

Djulbic was initially sent off over the incident and a spot kick awarded but then the match was held up for several minutes as Evans consulted with the fourth official before showing Brandan a red card for instigating the clash.

They were subsequently called before a federal grand jury in New York, accused of instigating action harmful to the best interests of the United States by encouraging civil disobedience.