Sentence examples for that has instigated from inspiring English sources

The eurozone was still embroiled in an acrimonious dispute tonight over whose idea it was to impose a tax on the savings of ordinary depositors in Cypriot banks – a decision that has instigated a financial panic on the Mediterranean island and reactivated the wider eurozone sovereign debt crisis.

The availability of the digitized and freely downloadable nighttime light images from the NGDC website is a treasure of data that has instigated new research in economics, social sciences and environmental studies.

All EAC Partner States identified one or more regulatory bodies for medical products with the exception of Rwanda that has instigated a taskforce to oversee the establishment of a Food and Drug Authority.

Many on the mostly Irish police force sided with the white "athletic clubs," de facto gangs (including a 17-year-old Richard J. Daley) that had instigated most of the mayhem.

During the trial it came to light that the BBC had reversed footage of scenes at Orgreave to give the impression that miners were responsible for starting violent scenes, when in fact it was the police that had instigated the violence.

The criminal gangs that have instigated much of this crisis must be confronted.

All these films wrestle with — either directly or indirectly — issues that have instigated national reckoning and informed the upcoming election: security and privacy ("Snowden"), financial insecurity ("Hell or High Water"), racism ("The Birth of a Nation"), the environment ("Deepwater Horizon") and diversity ("Zootopia").

A government group called 'Satucos' has campaign online against us, they've put our photos online with false claims that have instigated online intimidation and indirectly call for aggression against us from the Bolivian public.

Maryanne Demasi has no idea who I am and did not know it was me that had instigated the petition.

That reality, however, is lost on a Saudi Arabia that is so fearful of Iran's mounting influence in the region that it has instigated air strikes that are more likely to exacerbate than to resolve the conflict in neighbouring Yemen.

Johnson goes a different route; he focusses, instead, on the heart of the material — whether Georges and Albin's relationship will survive the emotional and political rupture that their son has instigated.