Sentence examples for has instigated the from inspiring English sources

Food Standards Scotland (FSS) said the manufacturer, Lanarkshire-based Errington Cheese, has instigated the "precautionary recall" of batch E24 of the product.

Mirror editor Piers Morgan has instigated the first major shake-up of the paper's newsdesk since he took over as editor four years ago.

In the last four years the CTIRU has instigated the removal of over 55,000 pieces of on line content, including 34,000 pieces since December 2013.

Another priority, experts say, is for the president and the opposition -- who have traded accusations about who has instigated the violence -- to begin talking to each other, but the divisions between them are deep.

But of all the reforms he has instigated, the one that, if successful, may prove his finest legacy will be his assault on the accountancy profession.Mr Levitt wants to ban auditors from offering a range of non-auditing services to the same clients.

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.

Mr. Moro said Mr. Edwards had told him that Mr. Santiago could have instigated the attacks.

Carlisle was also screaming at Perkins, who he felt had instigated the situation.

Rajan Bhagat, a police spokesman, denied that the police had instigated the confrontation.

But as that slowly changes, tell me Ms Cottle, who will have instigated the ugliness?

He was accused of having been aware of and having instigated the attacks.