Thus, Mr. Zelaya's arrest was at the instigation of Honduran constitutional and civilian authorities-not the military.
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The Ospreys said on Tuesday that talks were at the instigation of Haskell's representative, not their initiative.
The project is said to have been scotched at the instigation of other tribes that had made large donations to the Democratic Party.
MEPs signed a defence of the old Clause Four, which used to pledge the party to nationalisation before it was abolished at the instigation of Mr Blair.
The penalty award, given at the instigation of the linesman, was also hotly disputed with West Ham defender Matthew Upson appearing to play the ball first in a challenge on the returning Didier Drogba.
Shortly before Ramadan, a sumptuous open-air wedding party for the son of a very rich businessman was invaded by masked riot police who had apparently been dispatched at the instigation of a political foe.
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Executives at News International, the UK arm of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, say they were unaware until today of allegations that the mobile phone of the murdered teenager Milly Dowler was hacked at the instigation of the News of the World.
Republicans are expected to offer a floor amendment to the Fiscal Year 2003 defense authorization bill (S.2514)1 that would undo the damage done last month at the instigation of Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin to President Bush's effort to protect the American homeland against ballistic missile attack -- the one real and growing threat against which we are currently absolutely defenseless.
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They were eliminated when, at Summers' instigation, Clinton signed off on the Commodity Futures Modernization Act, which summarily banned any regulation of those derivatives under any existing law or by any agency.
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