Sentence examples for the instigators of from inspiring English sources

Michael White took a position of extraordinary generosity towards the instigators of the war.

His own supporters have demanded the "harshest possible punishment for the instigators of unrest".

QUESTION FROM GUEST: How likely do you think it is that the instigators of today's modern Tea Party will lose control of the mob the way the instigators of the original tea party did?

However well-intentioned may have been the motivation of the instigators of the New College, this initiative is mistaken.

They do not see themselves as the instigators of trouble, but as the victims of economic change, oppressed by white-dominated police and officialdom.

If he does restore order quickly, ordinary motorists may not have been inconvenienced for long enough for them to want to turn against the instigators of the protest.

The employer group Master Builders Australia said it would prefer that individual workers not be sanctioned by fines because they were seldom the instigators of unlawful industrial action.

He said the instigators of big art thefts often panicked after realising how incriminating it was to have such famous and expensive works in their possession.

After all, Mr. Prince, who was born in 1949, is the most Darth Vader-esque of the instigators of early 1980s appropriation or pictures art.

The perpetrators - especially the instigators of violence, at whose door the ultimate responsibility lies - seem to suffer such consequences much less.

He was one of the instigators of New York's International Asian Art Fair, which opens on Thursday night and runs through March 29 at the Seventh Regiment Armory.