(a) Instigated them

Disciplinary or criminal measures were instigated against those responsible.

Trends in such behaviour have instigated changes in the penal code.

This extension was instigated by new demands formulated by the European Union.

14. A number of prosecutions were instigated as a result of the Stevens inquiry.

Member States should take effective measures to prevent those crimes being committed or instigated in their territories.

If you are instigated by the Devil to evil seek refuge in God, for God hears all and knows everything.

If you are instigated by the Devil to evil seek refuge in God, for God hears all and knows everything.

Mr. Yang instigated workers of two companies to go on illegal strikes on four occasions in June and July 1994.

There are some indications that the upsurge in ADF NALU activity is being instigated by other armed groups in the area.

If the God fearing are instigated by any suggestion of Satan, they instantly become alert, whereafter they clearly perceive the right way.

If the God fearing are instigated by any suggestion of Satan, they instantly become alert, whereafter they clearly perceive the right way.

Just imagine, the younger generations of East Timor have always been involved in every single demonstration which Horta has instigated and initiated.

Those who turn back as apostates after Guidance was clearly shown to them, the Evil One has instigated them and busied them up with false hopes.

Those who turn back as apostates after Guidance was clearly shown to them, the Evil One has instigated them and busied them up with false hopes.

The SLM A and the tribal militia must also share some responsibility for the deterioration in security, insofar as these groups instigated a significant number of attacks.

Since the Awami League is currently in opposition, the risk of being exposed to harassment by the authorities instigated by that party should have been seriously reduced.

In all of these attacks, the Greek Cypriots were helped and instigated by Greece, which had sent an army 20,000 strong with heavy armaments to the island.

According to these reports, torture practised by the police against political opponents is not only allowed by the executive, but is also often instigated and supported by it.

The current situation in the three southern provinces of Thailand should be seen against the background of a series of acts of violence instigated against the authorities and innocent civilians.

48. In Jordan, the cooperative law of 1997 instigated a restructuring process in the national cooperative movement and organizations which made them autonomous from the State and allowed them to operate as private enterprises.

9. Lebanon was also extremely concerned by the growing acts of hostility against Arab and Muslim peoples instigated by extremist groups, some of whom were well known and should be stopped, and others which had yet to be identified.

2.9 The complainant invokes reports by Amnesty International and the United States Department of Stateb which he claims support the conclusion that police torture of political opponents to extract information and to intimidate is often instigated and supported by the executive.

The Dayton Accords of 1995 ended Serb instigated ethnic cleansing and established peace in Bosnia. But that agreement did not create a functional Bosnian central government with the capacity to undertake the reforms needed to meet the terms of accession to the European Union.

8.6 In response to this question, the Committee notes the State party's contention that since the Awami League is currently in political opposition, the risk of being exposed to harassment on the part of the authorities instigated by members of that party has diminished.

The third phase began immediately after the 1969 Sino Soviet military clashes, with the US actively seeking to exploit the rift in the Communist world by aligning China with its anti Soviet strategy. Although China clearly instigated the bloody border clashes, America sided with Mao s regime.

No comparison should be drawn between the legitimate struggle of peoples against colonial or foreign domination, and terrorist acts instigated, organized, directed or financed by one State or any of its organizations against another with the aim of undermining its political, economic and social system or subverting its Government.

It will be difficult to make any progress towards respect for human rights in Equatorial Guinea, except incidentally, as long as the highest government and judicial authorities show no desire to put an end to the impunity enjoyed by State officials who have perpetrated or instigated human rights violations.

57. The first is the arrest, in Cameroon in March 1996, of 12 members of the former Rwandan regime who are accused of having instigated the genocide. They include Colonel Théoneste Bagosora, a former high ranking FAR officer, and Ferdinand Nahimana, reputedly one of the ideologists of the genocide.

An estimated million more were massacred in Bangladesh in 1971, and only this year have some of the perpetrators local allies been tried. Almost every year, somewhere on the subcontinent, riots, often politically instigated, claim dozens sometimes hundreds and occasionally thousands of lives in the name of religion, sect, or ethnicity.

6.2 By letter of 19 June 2004, the petitioners submitted that they had no possibility of participating in the criminal proceedings that had been instigated in relation to the Bootboys march they also added that they had not suffered any pecuniary loss which could form the basis of a civil claim.

In this context the Committee notes that legal provisions prohibiting incitement to racial discrimination and racially motivated violence may be lacking and police and prosecutors may fail to investigate acts of racially motivated violence promptly and effectively, and may be reluctant to identify a racial motive having instigated such violence.

4. Invites the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization to take appropriate initiatives, including holding regional meetings, to assure the follow up and implementation of the outcome of the regional conferences organized during the United Nations Year for Tolerance and to promote further the spirit instigated by those conferences

The Greek Cypriot representative may choose to ignore the fact that these parameters, and more, were all included in the Annan Plan, which the overwhelming majority of the Greek Cypriot people, instigated by their leadership, have rejected as your former Special Adviser on Cyprus, Alvaro de Soto, pointed out to the Security Council.

We in the West hate to acknowledge and most refuse to believe that our leaders have been flagrantly wasteful of Muslim lives for a century now, in countless wars and military encounters instigated by overwhelming Western power. What is the message to Muslims of the US led invasion of Iraq in 2003?

Deploring the Armania backed aggressive separatism instigated in the Nagorno Karabakh region of the Republic of Azerbaijan, followed by aggression and occupation by Armenia of about 20 percent of Azerbaijani territories and resulted in violent displacement of almost one million Azerbaijani people from their homes, which, as such, resembles the terrible concept of ethnic cleansing

After all, the last big partisan fight (in 2013) over funding the government and raising the debt limit gained little for the Republicans who instigated it other than significant damage to their reputation for responsibility. And the current Republican leadership, eager to strengthen their party s electoral chances in 2016, very much wants to project an image of sober good sense.

In conclusion, the Government states that Messrs. Kwon and Yang apos s involvement in acts of dispute described above went considerably beyond simple advice given to trade union members on their rights, since they instigated violent acts of dispute in violation of the Criminal law and the relevant labour laws, which resulted in a serious threat to the public order.

National volunteer days have been declared for 11 June in the Sudan and 10 July in Tunisia special weeks of volunteers have been instigated in Hungary, Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation a Year of the Volunteer was designated in Thailand in 2002 and in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in 2005 and summer volunteer campaigns have been initiated in Viet Nam.

The shift away from a Europe without borders, instigated by images of refugees walking across internal frontiers, was fortified by the news that most of those who carried out last month s Paris attacks came from Belgium, and that some may have entered the EU via the Balkans, posing as refugees. The underlying assumption reinforced by many European politicians, especially interior ministers is that there is a tradeoff between security and openness.

This was instigated in part by the International Atomic Energy Agency s finding in November 2011 that Iran is indeed developing a nuclear weapon, and that it is getting perilously close to crossing the red line the point beyond which its progress could no longer be stopped. Moreover, the US and its allies understand that failure to take serious action might prompt Israel to launch its own unilateral military offensive.

57. On the basis of the recommendations contained in the report, Secretary General Annan requested and received the resignation of both the Registrar and the Deputy Prosecutor. He then appointed Mr. Agwu U. Okali and Mr. Bernard Muna respectively to those posts. In addition the new Registrar instigated structural changes and replaced some senior staff members. The Tribunal began to recruit qualified staff, although many sections still remain understaffed.

That ruling, which was instigated by a few complainant countries from the Americas, has the capacity to lead to the social and economic destruction of a number of small States in the Caribbean, like Saint Lucia, for which bananas are a major vital export commodity. That ruling tears at the heart of our development process, as it can take away from us a system which allows us a preferential market for a crop which is the backbone of our economy.