I've never been keen to participate in discussions that were instigated on the grounds that I might have breasts, so I tended to shut them down pretty quickly.
The 'yellow' color of the two pieces of furniture could indicate changes made in the composition that were instigated by Degas.
It found police abuse is still a major problem despite reforms that were instigated by the Chinese government in 2009 and 2010 following a public outcry over law enforcement brutality.
Richard Bullock, chairman of Nottingham Trent University's board of governors, said the former vice-chancellor received a 2% salary pay rise in his final year, but that additional money reported in the university's financial accounts was "paid under a scheme that was instigated in 2008 to operate over a five-year period".
The corporation was criticised by MPs last month for over-estimating the savings it would achieve with the sale of BBC Technology to Siemens in 2004, a move that was instigated by former director general Greg Dyke and signed off by Thompson.
The dream sequence that is instigated when Rey touches the Anakin's old lightsaber is difficult to follow, particularly the audio.
But the murderous raid, once falsely depicted as a shootout, is now rightly considered not only to be a northern lynching, but also an official assassination that was instigated by the FBI.
Many cell types subjected to starvation undergo autophagy, an evolutionary conserved intracellular degradation process that is instigated via the mTOR complex [ 30].
Instead, she argued, the committee should have a much wider focus, covering misinformation including inaccurate posts on social media ranging from Facebook to 4Chan, image and video search results, and even offline events that are instigated online.
During the years in Munich, Schelling tried to consolidate his philosophical work in a new way, producing a revision that was instigated by Hegel's criticism.
