instigators in English

noun

1

a person who brings about or initiates something.

he was not the instigator of the incident

synonyms: initiator, prime mover, motivator, architect, designer, planner, inventor, mastermind, originator, author, creator, agent, founder, pioneer, founding father, agitator, fomenter, troublemaker, ringleader, rabble-rouser

noun

initiator, prime mover, motivator, architect, designer, planner, inventor, mastermind, originator, author, creator, agent, founder, pioneer, founding father, agitator, fomenter, troublemaker, ringleader, rabble-rouser
initiator
firebrand, provoker, inciter

Use "instigators" in a sentence

1. Who could remove such superhuman instigators of war?

2. The instigators lambasted Mutalibov as an undedicated and weak leader in the war in Karabakh.

3. □ It will remove the demonic instigators of war (Revelation 20:1-3)

4. We'll not be the instigators of war on the eve of universal peace.

5. Synonyms for Aggressors include invaders, assailants, attackers, assaulters, instigators, provokers, initiators, raiders, antagonists and belligerents

6. The instigators of their banishment were usually Greek Orthodox clergymen who falsely accused the Witnesses of being Communists.

7. (Revelation 12:12, 17) Those wicked spirits are the prime instigators of persecution of Jehovah’s servants.

8. Response: Section 11EE of Anti Terrorist Act 1997 provides vast powers to Law Enforcing Agencies for keeping surveillance on abettors, perpetrators, financers, trainers, instigators and the principal accused.

9. Furthermore, under the Criminal Code of Montenegro, everyone who is a party to a criminal offence, including principals and co-principals, instigators and abettors (arts. 23–27), is liable to punishment.

10. The instigators of such Apostasies, as those who received or defended the guilty ones, were to be punished in the same way as the delinquents. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 …

11. (Lu 4:28, 29; Ac 14:19; 17:5) But often these parties are only the agents of more powerful and sinister instigators —unseen wicked spirit forces. —Eph 6:11, 12.

12. An orphan who blamed himself for the death of his adoptive father, Arno sought redemption by joining thein 1789 and working to expose the true instigators of the Revolution, whilst also avenging him in the process

13. As regards the penalty levels, Member States punish aiders, abettors, instigators and the attempt to commit a crime either by the same term of imprisonment as the main offender allowing mitigation of penalty levels or by specific penalty level.

14. At the judicial level, the Judicial Inspectorate is the authority competent to initiate and carry out the investigation and to impose disciplinary measures on judicial assistants and judges whose involvement as principals, instigators or accomplices in torture offences has been established.

15. The organizers, instigators or abetters of an offence incur criminal liability under the article that establishes the penalty for the offence committed, read in conjunction with article 33 of the Criminal Code, except in cases where they were simultaneously co-perpetrators of the offence.

16. Genocide defendants have been classified into several categories, with category 1 pertaining principally to planners, organizers, instigators and supervisors of the genocide; category 2 to authors, co-authors and accomplices with respect to homicides, or serious attacks that caused someone’s death; and category 3 to those who committed criminal acts or became accomplices to serious attacks not intended to cause death.