If Kristof were denied access at all, that is because sense deems it prudent that caution be taken in dealing with a biased "observer" whose preoccupation and lust has long been to instigate conflict by lamenting outrageous claims on a delicate peace that needs nothing but reinforcement.
Who but a group of Ivy League business school professors, behavioral scientists, and PhDs could have figured out that sarcasm could both catalyze creativity and instigate conflict?
Participants described that patients had very poor communication, tended to instigate conflict with family members, neighbors and with the community, and were more violent against other people when they were in relapse or when their illness was just starting.
That's an incredibly foolhardy position to take when you consider that cyber-attacks, according to the NAS report, "are easy to use with high degrees of anonymity and with plausible deniability, making them well suited for covert operations and for instigating conflict between other parties".
I guessed she enjoyed instigating conflict from the safe distance the Internet allows.
"Who else can stand up for liberty in the world?" As for reports that he was warned not to instigate a conflict by sending troops to South Ossetia, Mr. Saakashvili said angrily: "I'm sickened of this cynical and unfounded allegation.
Beyond determining and punishing guilt, the Hague proceedings are an opportunity to educate the public, including the Serbian people, about the ethnic violence unleashed in the Balkan wars of the 1990's and Mr. Milosevic's role in instigating the conflicts.
Following a long record of instigating localised conflicts throughout the 1930s, Japan began a full-scale invasion of China on 7 July 1937.
For Britons on all sides, it means reflecting on the critical role Britain and Europe played in instigating the conflict in the first place.
