Sentence examples for instigation of a from inspiring English sources

Partly at the instigation of a local janitor-turned-imam, they were radicalized and, eventually, became terrorists.

"The Brazilian people would need to reshape their institutions without the instigation of a great national crisis, like a war".

Further, if communication is shaped by context, the instigation of a moral panic about "cyberbullying" takes place within the bullying structure provided by austerity.

Charles, at the instigation of a rival cardinal of the influential della Rovere family, threatened the pope with deposition and the convocation of a reform council.

For the past year, at the instigation of a group of film-makers and students, Belgrade's oldest cinema, which opened in 1911, has come back to life.

My breakthrough came at the instigation of a female racer named Claudia Forcolin, who taught me the most important thing about rowing: not to think.

The police said the suspects would be questioned "on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism" in Britain.

Immediately after the defeat of Athens, a radical democracy was installed in Syracuse, at the instigation of an extremist called Diocles.

Before his death, he had spoken out publicly against "Vladimir Putin's war," the instigation of an armed uprising in southeastern Ukraine.

A sitting of Westminster Magistrates Court granted officers up to seven days to question the men, who were initially detained on suspicion of being involved in the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism.

Westminster magistrates' court granted officers up to seven days to question the men, who were initially detained on suspicion of being involved in the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism.