Sentence examples for has just instigated from inspiring English sources

The legislation remains blocked but the health minister, Sussan Ley, has just instigated a review which would remove free over-the-counter medications such as painkillers and antacids for pensioners and concession card holders under the safety net.

And Snowden hasn't just instigated a long-overdue discussion about the limits of the U.S. surveillance state.

The White House has just announced a web page designed to rebut some of the insane charges that the right is instigating.

Spain had just joined FameLab, an international competition of short, humorous science monologues by researchers, instigated by the Cheltenham Science Festival in the United Kingdom.

She said the former seminarian, whose story she had known "for years," had called her last month, and related that he had just had a conversation with a priest who had divulged that the cardinal had instigated an "inappropriate relationship".

If you can instigate controversy, if you can sell just a few more newspapers to a world that no longer wants them, all your sins will be forgiven, especially the sin of having just contradicted yourself in that newspaper".

This has been instigated by Big Ears.

This has been instigated without any dialogue with the workforce.

Most of the progress in this conservative state has been instigated by Republican Governor McCall.

The United States has since instigated regular examinations of its workers.

"He has instigated others to kill, has misused public funds, threatened and instigated and even took part in recruiting and bringing in mercenaries," Mohammed al-Alagi said.