instigation in the PONS Dictionary

instigation Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to do sth at the instigation of sb
правя нщ, подбуден от нкг
attempted instigation LAW (to commit a crime)
опит за подбуждане

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It also influenced his instigation of treaties that were intended to redraw the territorial boundaries of the various states.
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The hyphen in his name was added at his fathers instigation in 1938 by deed poll.
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Ten more national parks were created with local co-operation, sometimes at local instigation.
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The purpose of the meeting was described by the official indictment as instigation to sabotage acts against the state order.
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Police arrested and charged an 18-year old student with instigation of nationalist, racial, and religious hatred.
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He was detained for 24 hours for allegations of lobbyism, instigation to false and incitement to the misdemeanor of money laundering.
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