Sentence examples for has also instigated from inspiring English sources

The area's most senior family judge, Stephen Wildblood QC, has also instigated and personally runs free family law classes for members of the public.

Michell's team, all women and mostly under 30, have taken to the perk with enthusiasm, and Michell has also instigated a walk to work initiative.

Some Muslims in Gujarat support the BJP because they are frustrated with the Congress party which, like the BJP, has also instigated and benefitted from religious riots.

Indeed the critical response to his work with the SRSO has been increasingly positive, and he has also instigated extra-musical activities such as a forthcoming series of lectures by artists, academics, scientists and philosophers pegged to concerts.

Sackman has also instigated a series of meetings in people's homes, where one neighbour invites a group of friends to their house and Sackman comes to talk – and listen.

"It has also instigated the SFA's arbitration process in relation to the remaining players with whom no agreement has yet been reached".

(This year Parisians have also instigated spontaneous nuits debouts, night-time protest meetings in the Place de la République that have been imitated across France and given François Hollande's government trouble).

They have also instigated big cuts to Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, including axing the Commission for Sustainable Development – leading Jonathan Porritt to suggest that there might be "a pattern emerging along the lines of 'slash the deficit, sod the environment'".

The two major not-for-profit NT store associations (the Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation ALPAandand Outback Stores (OBS)) servicing in total 38 of the around 90 remote stores in the NT have also instigated various food subsidy strategies to reduce the cost of healthy food [ 33, 34].

That earlier effort had also been instigated after the death of a driver, Ronnie Peterson, who died because of insufficient medical facilities after an accident at the Italian Grand Prix at Monza in 1978.

Solanas has also been credited as instigating radical feminism, according to Harding and Victor Bockris feminist revolutionaries supported her, and Catherine Lord wrote that "the feminist movement would not have happened without Valerie Solanas".