Sentence examples for newly instigated from inspiring English sources
The authors are aware of cases where atypical femoral fractures were misdiagnosed as "normal" insufficiency fractures leading to continued or even newly instigated bisphosphonate treatment and eventually to overt fracture.
In 1997, respecting President Bill Clinton's newly instigated rule that documents should be withheld only if releasing them would involve "foreseeable harm", the Justice Department settled most of the outstanding issues outside court by releasing all but 10 of the contested documents.
This raised the ire of a group of physicians in the newly formed American Medical Association who instigated a "crusade" against abortion that led to the criminalization of abortion in the United States.
A wide-ranging programme of investigations of the Mundo Perdido was instigated by the newly formed Proyecto Nacional Tikal in September 1979.
Peter Sellars instigated two major new productions this year.
Newly minted Chairman Ajit Pai has ordered the revocation of several reports and investigations instigated by the commission before the turnover to the new administration.
The newly acquired asset from Citgo is the United States arm of the Venezuelan-state-run operation Petroleos de Venezuela, a sale instigated by President Hugo Chavez, who has little love for things American.
A dramatic policy shift took place in late-2001 as the newly elected government pledged to provide free treatment to all clinically eligible people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) through the recently instigated Universal Health Coverage (UC) plan [ 23].
"Instead, it instigated the situation".
Their publication instigated their divorce.
