Sentence examples for instigated some from inspiring English sources

Reports that monks instigated some of those burnings, beatings and killings suggest a much deeper problem than unprincipled state officials.

Even though he has instigated some timid reforms which Cubans welcome (such as allowing them to own cellphones, and legally to buy building materials), he is not a popular president.

Despite evidence that his administration had done nothing to prevent, and may actually have instigated, some of the violence, Gujarat's chief minister, Narendra Modi, called an early election and won.

Most of the political operations targeted by Anonymous – including the Church of Scientology, Isis and the KKK – have instigated some level of internal dispute among people claiming to be part of Anonymous.

Its selection instigated some public controversy and criticism relating both to characteristics of Pinter's work and to his politics.

A poetry licence could help us instigate some quality control.

Next Thursday they have the chance to change that and instigate some positive action to help women affected.

On a similarly smutty note, Sookie might be capable of instigating some of her own Intercourse With a Vampire, but she is still incapable of swearing beyond "fudge".

A man accused of planning and instigating some of the most heinous crimes in recent years has fallen from near-absolute power to face justice for his acts.

As I'm pondering who else I can instigate some "swopsies" with, my attention turns to the fruit bowl on the table in front of me.

Although it seemed at first as if Fleury was instigating some basketball-style trash-talking, both men later confessed to an equal exchange of taunts.