Sentence examples for to the instigation from inspiring English sources
No, at its worst, magical thinking can lead to the rejection of critical public health measures like vaccination, to the denial of the reality of impending global climate change or to the instigation of murderous attacks on nonbelievers and adherents of other faiths.
Its spokesman, Hong Lei told reporters: "To our knowledge most of the self-immolation cases in the Tibetan-inhabited regions are related to the instigation of the Dalai clique.
Their continued claims to the Kesang territory led to the instigation of the Jementah Civil War in 1879.
Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon notes the seamless integration of Reedus' unsettling artistry both on set and off, as he moves effortlessly from extemporaneous documentation to the instigation of his own original concepts and dreamlike scenarios.
Life history knowledge is essential to understand the susceptibility of this group to overfishing and to the instigation of management frameworks.
This has led to the instigation of community-based studies.
In Turin in 1677 an attempt was made to murder him, for reasons that are not known, though it was believed to be at the instigation of a Venetian senator with whose fiancée Stradella had eloped.
In 1745 Gluck, by then well known as an operatic composer, was invited to England at the instigation of Lord Middlesex, director of Italian opera at the Haymarket Theatre, London, in order to challenge Handel's solid hold on London opera goers.
If data is to have a greater influence in how football teams are run, it is likely to be at the instigation of the club owners – such as Liverpool's John W Henry, who made his fortune on the stock market and whose other team is the Moneyball-inspired BosthanRed Sox – rather than the managers.
Other Timurid princes profited from his lack of action, and he was put to death at the instigation of his son, ʿAbd al-Laṭīf.
Pollux journeys to the underworld to redeem the life of his half-brother Castor, who has been murdered at his wedding to Télaïre at the instigation of the latter's jealous sister Phébé.
