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businesses would have instigated a major backlash against the government, Mr. Schrimani said in an interview.

To discredit allegations of war crimes, Syria and its ally Russia have instigated a forceful campaign of disinformation and punditry.

The natural gas reserves discovered in Israel in recent years have instigated a debate on sociopolitical, international political, security, and economic issues.

But in some cases the repo men seem to have instigated a clash, and in many others their assailants were brought to account.

Heywood replied on Wednesday: "I have instigated a Cabinet Office-led inquiry to establish how extracts from this document may have got into the public domain.

In past crises, governments of all parties have instigated a range of measures with some success – bursaries for shortage subjects, fee reductions and new routes into teaching.

"That is why we have instigated an ambitious target to place one million acres of land across Scotland into local ownership by 2020, empowering communities, sparking regeneration and driving renewal".

This latter criterion allowed for the possibility that the discovery of a malignant neoplasm may have instigated an HIV test and subsequent HIV diagnosis.

This policy has instigated a dramatic increase in the number of North Korean workers sent overseas.

Prosecutor Lyall Thompson had told the two-day trial that Winehouse had instigated a "deliberate assault" on Flash.

Since the Arab uprisings began in January, his ministry has instigated a long list of crackdowns and rule-tightening.