Sentence examples for was instigated on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was instigated on" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct preposition to use is "by" instead of "on." Example: "The conflict was instigated by external forces."
A surveillance operation was instigated on a number of properties associated with the three identified men.
An afternoon express was instigated on the same route in June 1879 and became known as The Zulu.
Rather than creating an ICRB, the Chernobyl Forum, lacking the broader representation originally envisaged, was instigated on the initiative of the IAEA to evaluate the health and environmental consequences of the accident.
Three weeks on, with basic communication skills established and surroundings already less alien, the upturn has been instigated on the quiet.
Several investigations of different insurers have since been instigated on similar grounds.Another tactic used by the administration to sell health reform to a sceptical public is to trumpet tangible benefits the law will bring.
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.
These do not always mandate immediate ICU admission and can be instigated on alternate sites, such as the ED or operating theatre suite, whilst an ICU bed is made available.
This management right must be sanctioned by the government and could be instigated on short notice; whereas the property rights to the cays that were lost remain in the courts and are awaiting the demarcation process.
"It shows that the Yukos case was not unique and it could happen to anyone," says one observer.The favourite theory so far is that the attack on Mechel was instigated by one of its customers or competitors, who complained to Mr Sechin that Mechel was abusing its monopoly position in coking coal.
Part of a big splurge on the arts on Tyneside, which was instigated by a self-described "philistine" local Labour councillor, the gallery is also a symbol of Britain's bygone days of plenty.
"While the panel acknowledges that the incident on 12 April 2009 was instigated by Dean Richards, by that date Mr Brennan had been offered the job with the England team and could have resisted any pressure put on him.
