Sentence examples for instigated unrest from inspiring English sources

Vietnamese authorities were quick to accuse the South Carolina-based Montagnard Foundation of having instigated unrest.

Instead he instigated unrest at his rallies, embraced the "alt-right" and tolerated the acts of hate committed across the country in his name.

Its ministers blamed opposition political parties and banned militant groups for instigating unrest.

He was beheaded on Saturday for "breaking allegiance with the ruler," instigating unrest, and "undermining the kingdom's security".

The state-run Saudi Press Agency announced in July 2012 that Nimr had been arrested and charged with instigating unrest, a chaotic incident during which the Shia cleric was shot and injured by police.

Cairo has accused Hamas of instigating unrest and conspiring with Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood movement.

A government fact-finding team found that Prabowo was involved in instigating unrest in the waning days of the Suharto regime.

By Caleb Crain Boston merchants may have instigated early unrest to protect smuggling profits.

Instead of working to generate trust, the Ferguson police department has instigated more unrest in the aftermath of the shooting of Michael Brown.

Furthermore, in much the way that journalists have begun to ask whether shadowy corporate interests may be sponsoring today's Tea Party, historians have long speculated that merchants may have instigated early unrest to protect smuggling profits from British regulators — that the start of the Revolution may have been Astroturfed.

Göring initially suspected Galland had instigated the unrest.