With the 1982 publication of Indemnity Only, in which her tough-minded, big-hearted, fiercely self-reliant private investigator VI Warshawski strides on stage, she did just that; five years later, she instigated the social change she had dreamed of by founding Sisters in Crime, an organisation committed to "helping women who write, review, buy or sell crime fiction".
Susan Greenfield was sacked on 8 January following massive cost overruns incurred during a major refurbishment of the institution's headquarters that she had instigated.
According to another police report filed after a verbal confrontation between Lori Drew and Megan's parents, Ms. Drew said that she had "instigated" and monitored the MySpace account.
Ms. Brown said yesterday in an interview that she had instigated the cancellation on Thursday by telling her employers that she needed to devote her time to a book about Diana, Princess of Wales, to be published by Doubleday in 2007.
She would never be a great swimmer without him, he said, and this was what he needed from her in return; he told her that she had instigated the relationship by writing "I love Coach Nelson" on the cover of a notebook.
Her debut, "Interstellar," announced her departure from the girl-group-meets-garage-rock reinvention that she helped instigate as a member of Vivian Girls, Dum Dum Girls and with her own band in 2010, Frankie Rose and the Outs.
She instigated a social regeneration scheme for young people that aimed to transform lives through theatre, as well as starting a highly successful programme to develop creative leadership.
She added that following the closure of the News of the World, she instigated a review of editorial controls and procedures.
She instigated her son (my husband) against me that I am careless and do not respect her.
Under cross-examination, he said: "She kissed us and she instigated things.
