Sentence examples for that instigation from inspiring English sources

For my wife, it is reasonable to believe that instigation of a cough response is due to stimulation of a mechanically-sensitive 'true cough receptor' that is provoked by the sliver of ice.

That the instigation of the violence in Charlottesville was exclusively at the hands of the neo-Nazis and neo-Confederates does not alter the truth that, historically, one side's violence produces another's.

No doubt the royal couple hope that the instigation of legal proceedings may deter others from publishing the pictures, although (as they knew) Closer's Italian sister magazine Chi had swiftly published a special edition full of them.

Jeyaretnam established that the instigation for the CID investigation and arrest had come from "a government department".

It therefore appears that the instigation of HPV education for both genders of Korean youth would be a timely intervention.

It was at Burke's instigation that Hastings was impeached in 1787, and he challenged Hastings' claim that it was impossible to apply Western standards of authority and legality to government in the East.

It is at their instigation that the family now owns about 150 Hirst pieces.

"I can only hope, and this on your instigation, that I've not reached my full stature," he wrote.

It added: "Morsi's statements are part of the media instigation that seeks to stoke the ongoing violence in Syria".

Cale has been so consistently innovative, so focussed on ingenuity and instigation, that it's strange to watch him glance backward.

Although operating in the shadow of an imperial legal code that prohibited the instigation of litigation, these quasi-lawyers also enjoyed a fair measure of tolerance from officialdom, which suggests that at least some of them may have served a useful purpose.