Sentence examples for instigating such from inspiring English sources

Mephedrone would seem an ideal candidate for instigating such a holding class in the UK.

Republican Party elites, who are especially important under the "More of the Same" theory, would be key to instigating such a scenario.

White hypothesized that cultures became more advanced as they became more efficient at harnessing energy and that technology and social organization were both influential in instigating such efficiencies.

It would enable Israeli citizens to bring civil suits against people and organizations instigating such boycotts, and subject violators to monetary penalties.

This definitive indigenous victory essentially sealed the fate of the tribes by instigating such shock and horror among American citizens that they demanded unequivocal revenge.

Such progress is a credit to an ambitious ownership group, led by team president Robb Heineman, who took over in 2006 believing that they had a part to play in instigating such a cultural shift.

Mr Barak's party co-ordinated and often instigated such activities but did not report them as contributions.Mr Barak is trying to distinguish between his own "affair" and other much-publicised police inquiries that have shaken Israel recently.

Although the central bank in question can instigate such help, it must inform the ECB within two working days and the provision of ELA is vetted by the governing council.

It is widely acknowledged that the greatest energy savings can come from the existing buildings and transport yet, until 2012, the only legislation to instigate such actions was voluntary [16].

Mr Poots told the assembly on Tuesday: "The trust has an ongoing programme of reform to improve its service, and the specific learning from this incident, including modification of the trust's escalation plan, in order to minimise the likelihood of having to instigate such measures again," he added.

He did nothing wrong, nothing to instigate such a violent death.