The word 'instigating' is correct and usable in written English.
It means to encourage or provoke someone to do something, often negative or rebellious. Example: The group of rebels were accused of instigating the riots in the city. In this sentence, 'instigating' is used to describe the rebels' role in provoking the riots.
Powell, as Hanif Kureishi rightly points out in a piece on the same day, instilled real fear in many immigrant communities, and played a major role in instigating the wave of popular white racism from which the National Front and other fascist organisations profited in the 1970s.
A young Country party MP by the name of Joh Bjelke-Petersen, himself a Lutheran, was instrumental in instigating their return.
The subject matter – American gun culture – has scope, but there's little in this pilot to suggest Cocked is terribly keen on instigating a debate on that topic.
Lopez, the best-known opposition activist in custody, was jailed more than a year ago for his role in instigating street protests against the president, Nicolás Maduro, that led to violence in which 43 people died and hundreds more were injured.
Its head, Hilde Johnson, a Norwegian former government minister, is said to have let herself get too close to Mr Kiir, who in turn has been accused by Western diplomats of precipitating the crisis by falsely charging Mr Machar with instigating a coup.Hopes that regional leaders might mediate a ceasefire seem so far to be forlorn.
Politicians from the ruling party say that it played no part in instigating the arrests and that it won the election fairly.Even if neither party tries to rig these elections, Nigerians may not see them as having been free and fair.
Many of Mr Berlusconi's supporters accused Tana de Zulueta, who used to be our Rome correspondent until she stood (successfully) as a centre-left Olive Tree candidate for the Senate in 1996, of instigating the supposed plot.
The former guerrillas who helped win Zimbabwe's independence vowed to march into Harare's suburbs and beat up whites for instigating the strike.
He has never forgiven Mr Santos, once his defence minister and his chosen successor, for instigating the talks.If the election offers a straight choice between war and peace, why is its outcome in doubt?
"Washington has abused its superpower status," the writer said, "and introduced even more chaos into the world by shifting financial risks overseas, instigating regional tensions and fighting unwarranted wars under the cover of outright lies".Meanwhile America's allies across the Atlantic seem to have lost much of their geopolitical ambition.
Some NU members had been involved in sectarian riots, which some suspected the army of instigating to undermine his leadership.
