Sentence examples similar to instigated questions from inspiring English sources

On the list of inquiries that could go is an investigation of the Abbott government's budget cuts or the Palmer United party-instigated inquiry into "Queensland government administration".

Moreover, all Luxembourg tax rulings given to multinationals were within the law — a claim that appears uncomfortably close to prejudging the Almunia-instigated inquiry into suspected illegal state aid.

We've sexualized our mascot and instigated multiple rivalries".

One was instigated when Slater made contact, three years after the event.

As a result, Panama declined into economic recession that only further instigated public dissatisfaction with the administration.

Rob both instigated and, from 2001 until his death, served as editor-in chief of the journal Progress in Development Studies.

The Prosecution has represented this whole series of campaigns as a long premeditated and concerted plan of conquest which you, as a conspirator, both instigated and carried out.

Even after his final religious breakthrough – instigated, of course, by the simple words of a male peasant – Levin still finds a reason to shout at his wife.

The coroner issued a Rule 43 report, instigated when action needs to be taken to prevent future deaths, which the council is bound to take action on.

Early Christians may have refused to serve in the military, but in the Middle Ages "the Church itself either instigated war or waged it as intensely as anybody else".

See articleRinat Akhmetov, a steel tycoon and Ukraine's richest man, instigated rallies in Donetsk to protest against pro-Russian separatism.