| The Knight of Swords' instigates you to be active, skillful and clever in work situations today. |
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| With McEwan in full flow, Watson sticks his head round the door and instigates some friendly banter. |
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| Where one person instigates another to commit a tort they are joint tortfeasors. |
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| Discrimination against or oppression of any ethnic group, and acts which undermine ethnic unity or instigates division, are prohibited. |
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| After a bit, these apparent money-spinners turn sour and this instigates a general revulsion from risk. |
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| The first of those, the damage that instigates transformation, is known as initiation. |
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| The sense of impunity that the government has inspiured in the MRF instigates violence among the Turks. |
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| The Public Prosecutor's Office instigates criminal proceedings on behalf of the general public and enforces the law. |
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| The problem with such cases is that the humanitarian interest that instigates the action often turns out to be a mile wide and an inch deep. |
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| Therefore, it instigates a strong interconnection between research and decision, both at the national and international level. |
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| The legal system as it is now often instigates and fuels the flames of acrimony. |
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| All mainstream parties agree, however, that the NPD actively encourages and instigates violence. |
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| In Ireland there is no state provision for tracing, and the Red Cross only instigates tracing procedures on demand. |
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| Any act that undermines the unity of the ethnic groups and instigates ethnic division shall also be prohibited. |
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| Each generation of clubbers tends to believe it has discovered world-changing new forms of music and bacchanalia, and each generation of journalists duly instigates a moral panic in response. |
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| Many are killed because fundamentalist rage instigates wars in the name of God, stirs up hatred, and drives the whole world into an ever deeper crisis. |
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| The first is that the State instigates policies which are more favourable to family-run businesses, such as the Galland Law, or a tax system which helps encourage family shareholders to sell. |
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| In accordance with article 36, paragraph 1, of the Criminal Code, a person who organizes, instigates or abets an offence is deemed an accomplice to that offence, alongside the perpetrator. |
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| Under article 20 of the Syrian Criminal Code, Syrian law applies to every Syrian abroad who commits, instigates or is an accessory to a serious or a major offence which is punishable under Syrian law. |
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