Sentence examples for which were instigated from inspiring English sources
For the present shift, a ready explanation is offered: the scandal of the secret foreign policies toward Iran, Nicaragua & other places which were instigated by the White House staff..
For the present shift, a ready explanation is offered: the scandal of the secret foreign policies toward Iran, Nicaragua & other places which were instigated by the White House staff.
VICE's Nigeria correspondent Justice Karo gave us this report from last week's protests against the huge rise in fuel costs in Nigeria, which were instigated by the ironically named President Goodluck Jonathan.
Neither official gave any details on why Sri Lanka was apparently ignoring Interpol's arrest warrant, which was instigated by India.
At No 1 was the short-lived Zambian space programme of 1964, which was instigated by a schoolteacher, Edward Makuka Nkoloso, with the goal of sending an African to Mars.
Tyrie also chaired the parliamentary commission on banking standards, which was instigated after the Libor-rigging scandal and looked at the way taxpayers stepped into rescue ailing banks.
"Claims that there are seriously large economic benefits or employment impacts to be had from such developments just aren't backed up by the statistics," he told the inquiry, which was instigated by independent Senator Nick Xenophon and Greens Senator Robert Simms.
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.
The highest point so far was last month's lower house impeachment vote, which was instigated and overseen by the evangelical house speaker, Eduardo Cunha, who is accused of corruption, perjury and money laundering.
The bad blood between the two groups stems from a change in the board of the ABAE which was instigated by Caborn over the summer following stinging criticisms from Sport England.
One might reasonably conclude from all this evidence that the western public fell foul of a major deceptive propaganda campaign which involved exploiting terrorism threats in order to "clear up other problems" and which was instigated by our own governments and communicated through "our" media.
