Sentence examples for with instigate from inspiring English sources

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, this is the oldest description recorded for instinct, making it cognate with instigate.

So far, he has set up five committees charged with instigating deep supply-side reforms.

Mr. Islam and several of his associates were charged with instigating riots — accusations that he and the others denied.

Initially, Chowdhury was charged with instigating a firebomb attack on a car, which claimed the life of a passenger.

A court in Dhaka will decide whether to charge 29 of the BNP's leaders with instigating violence at a political rally in June.

Photo: The trial of 15 people charged with instigating an antigovernment protest in Andijon, Uzbekistan, in May continued yesterday in Tashkent.

It condemns Islamist extremism but arrests four of the bloggers (including Mohiuddin) and charges a newspaper editor with "instigating negative elements against Islam".

Police had arrested and charged 12 men with "outraging the public decency of a woman", and on Friday they charged journalist Gaurav Jyoti Neog of NewsLive with instigating the attack he filmed.

The state-run Saudi Press Agency announced in July 2012 that Nimr had been arrested and charged with instigating unrest, a chaotic incident during which the Shia cleric was shot and injured by police.

Senator Ted Cruz, the first-year Texas Republican credited by many with instigating his party's hard-line budget stance against the health care law, asked Mr. Reid to engage in a one-on-one debate.

Mr. Lichter was helped by two other men who are widely credited with instigating the city's revival — Akron's longtime mayor, Donald L. Plusquellic, who was first elected in 1987, and Luis M. Proenza, the president of the University of Akron since 1999.