Sentence examples for in instigating from inspiring English sources

It is this policy that has led the way in instigating cordial relations with the mainland.

Television coverage plays a pivotal role in galvanizing public attention and, during disasters, in instigating donations to relief groups.

Cruz's role in instigating a 17-day-long government shutdown in October 2013 is considered a deep source of frustration.

For his part in instigating this violence, Gordon was arrested on a charge of high treason but was acquitted on the ground that he had no treasonable intentions.

White hypothesized that cultures became more advanced as they became more efficient at harnessing energy and that technology and social organization were both influential in instigating such efficiencies.

A young Country party MP by the name of Joh Bjelke-Petersen, himself a Lutheran, was instrumental in instigating their return.

But Japan is unlikely to play a meaningful role in instigating talks, said a person familiar with the thinking of Mr. Abe and his cabinet.

For Britons on all sides, it means reflecting on the critical role Britain and Europe played in instigating the conflict in the first place.

My gut tells me non-violent civil disobedience – including leaks, lunch counter sit-ins, demonstrations, marches and whistleblowers – are all effective in instigating change.

Turnbull's response in the party room was an equally sugar-coated reply – extolling Abbott's "courage" in instigating the tax review in the first place.

But he has also signaled his interest in pursuing talks with Putin, despite his view that Moscow has played a role in instigating the violence.