"instigated into" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to urge or cause someone to take a particular action or feeling. You can use it when describing how someone or something influenced or motivated someone else to do something. For example: - The leader's fiery speech instigated the crowd into a frenzy, resulting in a protest. - She was instigated into pursuing her dreams by her supportive family. - The false rumors instigated the villagers into attacking their neighbors. - The coach's pep talk instigated the team into giving their best performance. - The government's policies have instigated the citizens into demanding change.
"The government will strive to settle all related problems and hopes the village will not be instigated into staging further riots," Mr. Zheng said.
The commission remains "deeply concerned" that no independent investigations or prosecutions appear to have been instigated into killings by such militias, the report said.
A Channel 4 spokesman said: "In the nineteenth century, many Ashkenazi Jews in Germany converted to Catholicism, so Eva Braun is highly unlikely to have known her ancestry and - despite research he instigated into Braun's race - neither would Hitler".
Nevertheless, it may still be hard to persuade Mr Magalhaes to concentrate on economic reforms rather than on an inquiry he has instigated into corruption among judges, which, together with another into the banking system, has occupied much of the Senate's time so far this year.
"The government will strive to settle all related problems and hopes that the village will not be instigated into staging further riots," he said.
In the nineteenth century, many Ashkenazi Jews in Germany converted to Catholicism, so Eva Braun is highly unlikely to have known her ancestry and – despite research he instigated into Braun's race - neither would Hitler.
True, she has instigated investigations into the fund-raising behaviour of both the president and the vice-president, but she has given Mr Clinton a clean bill of health over his coffee mornings.
Some research has instigated interest into how PMI affects individuals within the firm.
Serious trouble broke out in 1893, when Rhodes's close friend the BSAC administrator, Leander Starr Jameson, instigated an invasion into Lobengula's Matabeleland under dubious pretenses.
Philip Holmes, chief executive of Freedom Matters, the charity that instigated the inquiry into Happy Home, said that in the worst cases this practice constituted child trafficking.
Some incriminating evidence, in the form of embarrassing e-mails, has already been published by Eliot Spitzer, the zealous New York attorney-general, who instigated the investigation into conflicts of interest on Wall Street.
