Sentence examples similar to instigated by the development of from inspiring English sources
This is the latest in a series of research and development projects instigated by the company since 2004.
The development of regulations is typically instigated by the occurrence of a significant process safety incident.
Andrew H. Card Jr., Mr. Bush's White House chief of staff, grew exasperated in 2002 by helicopter mechanical problems and instigated the development of an ultramodern replacement.
Our research assesses the spatio-temporal patterns of land use changes instigated by the siting of the Toyota plant in Georgetown, Kentucky.
The effort, instigated by the Group of Seven finance ministers, will be aimed at pulling up the weakening greenback.
For suppose we agree that there are processes that are instigated by the exercise of active power, such as the process that is instigated by an agent's willing to raise her arm.
Such conditions are conducive to the induction of ischaemia-reperfusion injury, which is instigated by the formation of superoxide radical.
This paper will focus on two closely interrelated surveys, both instigated by the Population Investigation Committee at London School of Economics the National Survey of Health and Development, which began in 1946, and the Scottish Mental Survey of 1947.
In July he was sent north to quell a rebellion instigated by the discontented Earl of Warwick.
The 'Librotraficante' caravan is instigated by the alleged banning of books from Mexican-American Studies (MAS) programs by the Tuscon Unified School District TUSDD) earlier this month.
As Hindi originated in just such a multilingual situation centuries ago, so may urbanism instigate the development of an even richer lexicon and even more flexible syntactic devices.
