Sentence examples similar to instigators of conflict from inspiring English sources

France, one of the two chief instigators of the conflict, recently opened talks with Qaddafi's government about ending the fighting.

Be a force for unification, not an instigator of petty conflict.

Obama on Tuesday repeated his call to oust Assad, whom the White House considers the chief instigator of a conflict that has left more than 200,000 people dead, spawned Islamic State's extremist army and sparked an international refugee crisis.

Apply this methodology to any waterway you know and you immediately see how decisions made upstream or down, indifferent to conditions downstream or up, are the instigators of competition and conflict that most often does not serve anyone well.

Poverty, injustice and armed conflict have long been the instigators of African migration to Europe.

The pamphlet considers Zionism (the movement of national liberation of the Jewish people) as the principle instigator of the Middle East conflicts.

The army says it is used only against "main instigators" of violence.

Michael White took a position of extraordinary generosity towards the instigators of the war.

The T.Rex star was credited as one of the main instigators of glam rock.

Women were no longer viewed as merely the victims or possessive maternal instigators of mental fragility.

Carnal passion was denigrated as animalistic and women as the instigators of their downfall.