instigation

I want to know who did it, and at whose instigation.

If I went down on her, it was always at my instigation.

At the instigation of his father, he received the best possible education.

Or will any changes come at the instigation of individuals?

Had he ever in his life made a decision except on the instigation of others?

The people got to him before we had hardly started on our instigation.

It is never ultimately brought about by the child's instigation.

I was to be given to the wolves, and at my own instigation.

Several of the Society's publications were brought out at his instigation.

But not with the Colonel - nor at the instigation of anyone else.

This change was at the instigation of the Patrick brothers.

They had been close like this before but not at Felipe's instigation.

Joseph made this sacrifice at the instigation of his brother.

I think at the instigation of a third party.

It was a great undertaking, due to the instigation of a powerful company.

The court had been put in - at Churchill's personal instigation, so it was said - two years earlier.

"They were the majority," he said, "but our staff feels someone else was the instigation."

I came here at the instigation of your letter, believing myself to have secured a position.

By now, at Virgin's instigation, negotiations had taken a turn in another direction.

Partly at Madison's instigation, a national convention was called in 1787.

But has it been usually common people who provoked persecution without political instigation by those in power?

At his brother's instigation, he had been quietly bargaining with the owners.

The marriage was at her mother's forceful instigation and short-lived.

In addition, she oversaw the instigation of two major changes to the state's electricity industry.

This was written while he lived with archbishop Parker, and probably at his instigation.