Sentence examples for which instigates from inspiring English sources

This initial stage is crucial in the mentoring relationship and one which instigates the strengths-based approach.

Some of the genes have already been identified, such as parkin (ScienceNOW, 8 April 1998), which is responsible for Parkinson's type PARK2, and alpha-synuclein (ScienceNOW, 26 June 1997), which instigates type PARK1.

To highlight its affective role, this type of subject can be called Affector, which instigates a change on the object, the Affectee, which undergoes the change, as marked with accusative case in Czech.

Everyone seems to be eagerly preoccupied looking for life purpose, a blurred concept which instigates a persistent search that supposedly distinguishes humans from other species.

She attempts to kill Hanada but falls in love with him, which instigates her capture and use as bait by Number One.

MR: Earlier, you mentioned working on a project related to The Nice Guys, which instigates my cringe-inducing question: What's a nice guy like you doing in a crazy biz like this? MB: It was always my dream growing up in Paris to come to L.A. and work with my heroes.

Andrew Tyrie, chairman of the Commons Treasury Select Committee which instigated his report, said: "Overdue doesn't capture it.

Burke's crash inevitably called to mind the one involving Pearce, which instigated debates on the safety of such events.

Workers at three of the companies had a protracted strike in Queens over the summer, which instigated the talks.

The Swedish investigation, which instigated the police raid in December that took the site offline, is still ongoing.

The governing coalition of Prime Minister Victor Ponta, which instigated the referendum, has complained publicly that the voting roll figures were outdated.