Sentence examples similar to a change instituted from inspiring English sources

The petition is a response to a rule change instituted in 2009 that allows investigators to resubmit a rejected grant application only once instead of twice.

In 1974 he was fired from his position as a lecturer at the university for supporting a colleague who had spoken out against a constitutional change instituted by Yugoslav Pres.

BMW Motorsport planned to build M1s to meet regulations known as Group 5, but a rule change instituted by the Fédération Internationale du Sport Automobile FISAA) in 1977 altered the requirements for Group 5. The new regulations required a minimum of 400 examples of the M1 to be built to meet Group 4 regulations before the car could be further homologated for the Group 5 category.

The most immediate change instituted by Schwarzenegger will be the independently drawn map.

But for Gran Buenos Aires, the larger area that surrounds the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA), there was no change instituted at all.

Getting change instituted across the organization was challenging but also fun.

Following is a summary of the policy changes instituted by a sampling of cruise and tour companies in the wake of the terrorist attacks.

However, whether or not this eventuates would depend upon how such a change were instituted, how the consent of patients were sought, and how well public concerns about such a change were able to be allayed.

A change was instituted by the government of Pakistan in 1992 taking lead from the Edinburgh Declaration asking the faculty and administrators of medical institutions to review the existing medical curriculum and develop a revised/new curriculum for use by all the medical institutions of the country.

Accounting rule changes instituted a few years ago require that all marketing expenses must be booked in the same quarter the money goes out, instead of amortizing it over the life of the movie.

Such daily choices, face by pacemaker designers and midlevel workers of all kinds, are what really determine the level of innovation at a company ― not cultural changes instituted from the top," writes Bahcall.