Sentence examples for of having instigated from inspiring English sources

Vietnamese authorities were quick to accuse the South Carolina-based Montagnard Foundation of having instigated unrest.

He suspects a local official of having instigated the attack in an effort to force the company to surrender its valuable land.

The only arrests reported were of three Vietnamese near Pnompenh, who are suspected of having instigated the demon strators to attempt to march on Pnompenh.

He did not stab Mr. Rosenbaum; he was accused of having instigated the attack, and in 2002 pleaded guilty to having violated Mr. Rosenbaum's civil rights.

Rather than owning up to its disgraceful past in Rwanda, successive French governments have always — until now — preferred to accuse Rwanda's post-genocide government of having instigated the genocide, when in reality it brought it to a halt.

U.S., European and Ukrainian leaders accuse Moscow of having instigated uprisings by ethnic Russians, and sending Russian troops to support and direct them.

He was accused of having been aware of and having instigated the attacks.

Camellia Panjabi, the author of "50 Great Curries of India," claims to have instigated what continues to be India's most successful food fad when she opened Golden Dragon in Mumbai in the early 1970s, the country's first Sichuan restaurant.

"This is the first time since 1990 where the month of March appears to have instigated a greater inflow than in January and February combined," Mr. McManus of Bank of America Securities said.

The Animal Production and Health Division AGAA) of FAO has instigated a number of case studies examining aspects of sustainability in the different agro-ecological zones and the major animal production systems in the world.

In a stark example of the funding squeeze, Furzedown primary school, in the south London borough of Wandsworth, had instigated a series of measures to balance its books and was facing the possibility of making redundancies.