Sentence examples for could be instigating from inspiring English sources

There are also reports of unidentified men in black who could be instigating some violence as they apparently did on April 10 when more than two dozen people died and nearly 900 were wounded during a failed attempt to remove the protesters at another site.

For example, a rule could be instigated so that certain fields in the CRM become mandatory at the end of the sales process, such as billing address, and that some fields can be omitted entirely in the early part of the sales process.

This management right must be sanctioned by the government and could be instigated on short notice; whereas the property rights to the cays that were lost remain in the courts and are awaiting the demarcation process.

A median 192-Ir dose of 17 Gy, delivered in a median of four fractions, was given to point A. In 21 of the 82 patients, BT could not be instigated owing to the persistence of the tumoral mass and/or the destruction of the cervix, which rendered intracavitary treatment impossible.

Families allow themselves to be instigated.

The piece by Lucie Morris, in which a "54-year-old man who refused to be named" accused Beryl, Michael and me of patronising the audience and making them "feel stupid", could have been instigated by a vengeful Rhoda.

He said he could not be sure but "it looked like" Trump was pointing at him, and may have been "instigating something".

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Now some programmers feel used and are instigating a revolt.

This time, Obama could be the one instigating the Thrilla on the Hilla.

Articles in the Yangcheng Evening News and the Southern Daily reported that police had evidence that a few foreign reporters had advance knowledge of the incident, and suggested that such reporters could be charged with "instigating and abetting a suicide".