Sentence examples for its instigation from inspiring English sources

One of the key events in that crisis, perhaps its instigation, was the "Llaguno Bridge Massacre," in which 19 people were shot to death in circumstances that remain murky, with Chávez supporters blaming the opposition, and vice versa.

This journey is described as education or cultivation"; (2) "that the other to whom I can use the words I discover in which to express myself is the Friend a figure that may occur as the goal of the journey but also as its instigation and accompaniment" (Cities of Words, 26-7).

Its instigation is sometimes attributed to Chappell.

Correlative Light and Electron microscopy (CLEM) is not a new technique [73], but impressive improvements have been made since its instigation, with resolution now possible to ∼2 nm [74].

Whilst this finding corroborates national survey data, the emergence of a novel and shared model of optimal carer involvement and the qualitative identification of temporally relevant facilitators and barriers to its instigation are fundamentally important to note.

It is generally believed that a vaccine will have at its core instigation of an antigen specific CD4+ T cell response which plays an important role in development of protective immunity against infection.

The recently organized ASU School of Life Sciences SOLSS) has as part of its mission the instigation of collaborative research and training in areas that need strong links between diverse groups, including experimental, computational, theoretical, and mathematical biologists.

The elaborate network of reinforced caves — falsely rumored to include its own hospital — had been built at his instigation, largely with his family's construction equipment, even occasionally with him at the wheel of a bulldozer, personally hollowing out the perilous terrain.

A lot of the Kashmir problem has to do with Pakistan and its intelligence service's instigation of trouble there.

And Island Records, which bankrolled Marley at the instigation of its proprietor Chris Blackwell, was always astute at tapping into the zeitgeist.

Largely at his instigation, a "Commission to Assess United States National Security Space Management and Organisation" was formed in 2000 and was headed, until he was nominated for the position of defence secretary, by Donald Rumsfeld.The Rumsfeld commission released its report in January, and the Defence Department has started to implement some of its recommendations.