Sentence examples for instigated a change from inspiring English sources

It has taken more than a year of feminist campaigning to bring this issue to prominence, since Ailsa Burkimsher Sadler instigated a Change.org petition calling for mothers' names to be added, in August 2013.

The practice nurses instigated a change in the focus of goal setting from a medical focus, such as cholesterol, to a lifestyle-focused goal.

His remarks were significant because it was the first time FIFA has indicated it could instigate a change based on medical evidence.

The manager retains the support of the club's major shareholders – the chairman, Steve Parish, and the American investors, Josh Harris and David Blitzer – and there is no desire at present within the hierarchy to instigate a change in the dugout.

The priority for McIntyre, though, is to instigate a change in mood.

To highlight its affective role, this type of subject can be called Affector, which instigates a change on the object, the Affectee, which undergoes the change, as marked with accusative case in Czech.

She seeks not only to convey her disavowal and condemnation of a certain law or policy, but also to draw public attention to this particular issue and thereby to instigate a change in law or policy.

Likewise, support from individuals can instigate a change in the social environment attesting to the reciprocal relationship between individuals and environment.

The Act of Killing may have lost out on this year's Oscar for best documentary, but it has instigated a spectacular change within Indonesian society.

"It was a revolution that instigated a profoundly radical change of form — in fact a radical change of vision itself".

Skins, a sportswear manufacturer, has instigated a movement called "Change Cycling Now" in response to doping in the sport and the damage this caused to its brand.