Sentence examples for even instigated from inspiring English sources

A more cynical view is that the government tolerated or even instigated the protests to give it a pretext.

It has banned export logging and has even instigated a monthly pedestrian day that bans all private vehicles from its roads.

Companies even instigated labor troubles at rivals' sites and promoted disinformation campaigns charging that a rival's theater was carelessly constructed and the balcony would collapse.

The report said Pakistan's military ruler at the time, Gen. Agha Yahya Khan, who stepped down after Pakistan's defeat in December 1971, "permitted and even instigated" the surrender, and it recommended that he be publicly tried along with other senior military colleagues.

The Kibaki wing of the coalition, the Party of National Unity (PNU), is spearheading the deferral campaign and has even instigated a motion in parliament to have Kenya withdraw entirely from the Rome Statute, the treaty that underpins the ICC.

Justinian took advantage of, or even instigated, rebellions in the remote Vandal provinces of Sardinia and Tripolitania.

The Israeli government accuses the Palestinian leadership of doing nothing to prevent attacks and even instigating violence, while Palestinian leaders say that the Israeli military actions make it impossible for them to act decisively against bloodshed.

Responses need to be quick off the mark, but also tailored, providing an end-to-end journey, remembering user preferences and even instigating new chats, tagging relevant influencers and more.

Ancient religious texts and divine revelations about the will of God are often used as convenient excuses for personal prejudices and may even instigate people to act on those prejudices.

The expression of cell cycle proteins in adult neurons of AD patients has therefore been suggested to promote or even instigate pathomechanisms underlying AD.

Or were they spurred on--or even instigated--by Bowie?