Sentence examples for on the instigation of from inspiring English sources
"The finance was from three top Turkish banks on the instigation of the president of Turkey.
Whitehall statisticians began measuring happiness on the instigation of former prime minister David Cameron, as he looked for other measures besides GDP to gauge how the country was doing.
"There were many false promises coming out of the AOL side, and in my opinion anybody who had their finger prints on the instigation of the whole merger ought to be eased out," said Harold Vogel of Vogel Capital Management, a longtime media analyst.
On the instigation of Alexander von Humboldt, Meyerbeer was installed later in the year as Prussian Generalmusikedirektor and director of music for the Royal Court.
On 17 November – the day after Edward II had been taken captive – Arundel was executed, allegedly on the instigation of Mortimer.
Bourchier most probably gained the position of abbot on the instigation of the influential Robert Fuller, Abbot of Waltham Abbey, and on the promise of a bribe for Henry VIII's chief adviser, Thomas Cromwell.
No, at its worst, magical thinking can lead to the rejection of critical public health measures like vaccination, to the denial of the reality of impending global climate change or to the instigation of murderous attacks on nonbelievers and adherents of other faiths.
This has led to the instigation of community-based studies.
The second one was performed on December 8 9th , 2009 at the instigation of "Le Nouvel Observateur" (a French information magazine published weekly) on a French panel of 1000 persons representative of the population over 18 years-old, using the quotas method stratified according to the region in which they lived and the urban category.
Fake blood duped the referee into allowing Quins to send on a blood replacement, at the instigation of Quins coach Dean Richards.
On 19 December, at the instigation of the British and French governments, the Luxembourgish government announced its withdrawal from the Zollverein and an end to the railway concessions that Luxembourg had previously granted Germany.
