Sentence examples for instigation that is from inspiring English sources

However, it is unlikely that a single strategy will cure or prevent all dementia; rather, early treatment may require a combination of therapies with different targets and time frames for instigation (that is, early, mid- and later life).

Their influence can be seen at both service development level and at individual patient level where they can provide information crucial to risk assessments and care planning and ensure the instigation of care that is in the best interests of both service user and carer.

It was at Burke's instigation that Hastings was impeached in 1787, and he challenged Hastings' claim that it was impossible to apply Western standards of authority and legality to government in the East.

For those who haven't seen the film, it investigates the circumstances in which half-a-million Indonesian leftists were murdered in the 1960s, at the instigation of a government that is still in power.

Cale has been so consistently innovative, so focussed on ingenuity and instigation, that it's strange to watch him glance backward.

Next to it is the "Chaddanta Jataka", which tells of a virtuous six-tusked elephant that is killed at the instigation of a jealous and vindictive queen.

For my wife, it is reasonable to believe that instigation of a cough response is due to stimulation of a mechanically-sensitive 'true cough receptor' that is provoked by the sliver of ice.

It also influenced his instigation of treaties that were intended to redraw the territorial boundaries of the various states.

The ARF held the Russian authorities responsible for inaction and instigation of massacres that were part of a larger anti-Armenian policy.

"Under international law that's called incitement and instigation, and those are crimes against humanity".

In Turin in 1677 an attempt was made to murder him, for reasons that are not known, though it was believed to be at the instigation of a Venetian senator with whose fiancée Stradella had eloped.