Sentence examples similar to I instituted for from inspiring English sources

I instituted this for my Dad when he was 90, simply called it, Jack's Book, and declared it a family rite of passage.

A few months ago, I instituted an ethics pledge for me and the members of my Cabinet.

For instance, after buying two Cleveland radio stations some years ago, I instituted daily role-playing exercises for the sales representatives.

In 1928 I instituted an out-patient clinic for diabetic patients, the first in Glasgow: this, which is still being conducted under my personal supervision has proved of very great help in the treatment of the diabetic patient and has already yielded information of considerable value which has been published in the medical press.

Basically, Sunday has been instituted for the sake of nature.

Govt. which was instituted for the purpose of that support.

In 2003, a string program was instituted for primary students.

I look forward to the improvements Mayor Gabel-Luddy winstitutetute for our city.

If I were mayor or president, I think I would institute some rules for the good of the American Marriage, a prohibition or two — no touching allowed until Tuesday — because longing springs from distance.

I suspect Time Warner Cable instituted a pay-for-play policy and began to charge cable networks for more favorable channel positions.

In fact, I'm instituting a blanket rule for myself: from now on, no more quoting Marx, or citing or discussing his work.