Sentence examples for had first instigated from inspiring English sources

Knight took over at Cardinal Wiseman five years ago and immediately saw the value of the work that O'Donovan had first instigated over 30 years ago, long before sustainability had become fashionable.

Since the 1990s, many German-speaking firms have changed from the second to the first option, which has instigated a highly controversial debate.

Trevor-Roper warned of his "consistent bias" toward the Third Reich; and "Hitler's War" not only evinced an obvious admiration for Hitler but claimed that he hadn't instigated the murder of the European Jews, or known much about it.

The report stressed there was no evidence Mr Choudary had directly instigated any terror plot.

The taping had been instigated by Jamie Skeeters, a private investigator.

In four cases the community organizations had not instigated help-seeking or raised any concerns.

By flipping the scientific paradigm -- from matter first to psyche first -- Kant believed he had instigated a new "Copernican" revolution.

The Roman Catholic gay activist, who has been in a relationship for seven years, has instigated the first case of its kind against a prominent evangelical pastor in the US who he says whipped up homophobia and helped to effectively criminalise the campaign for gay rights in Uganda (a claim the pastor denies), as well as in Russia and other countries.

TalkTalk agrees it's a sophisticated fraud and may have been as a result of the data leak, thought to have been instigated by a third-party contractor.

Armed "black shirts" allied to the reds appear to have instigated the first deadly clashes on April 10th and to have joined ensuing battles against the army.

This confrontation would have been less surprising had it been instigated by the third foreign-policy candidate.