Sentence examples for harm instigated from inspiring English sources
But what exactly qualifies as "harm" instigated via laptops, 1's, and 0's?
Even the official words used by China to condemn the protests sound familiar: they are harming "social stability" and have been instigated by "hostile foreign forces".
In 1997, respecting President Bill Clinton's newly instigated rule that documents should be withheld only if releasing them would involve "foreseeable harm", the Justice Department settled most of the outstanding issues outside court by releasing all but 10 of the contested documents.
The clampdown, dubbed Operation Papworth, was instigated by the PCeU to target the "criminal misuse" of UK domain names with the aim of preventing harm to British consumers and making it safer to trade online.
"Instead, it instigated the situation".
The review was instigated by the court of appeal's decision to overturn Angela Canning's murder conviction, undermining paediatrician Roy Meadows' theory that some mothers harm their babies to gain attention.
Their publication instigated their divorce.
The debate he instigated continues.
The protests they instigated gathered force.
Worse, she had instigated it.
