Sentence examples for and has instituted from inspiring English sources

CalPERS commissioned a sweeping review, and has instituted reforms — paying less in fees and renegotiating deals with managers who have not performed well.

Since his fall, Egypt has improved relations with Hamas, the militant group controlling the Gaza Strip, and has instituted a far more lenient border policy with Gaza.

At Patria, Andrew DiCataldo said that upscale Latin restaurant has repositioned itself to be "more approachable" and has instituted an all-day $10 bar menu.

Another sponsor, T-Mobile, has written stricter antidoping provisions into its contracts and has instituted internal medical tests to ensure that its riders are clean.

She said the company is formulating such a policy and has instituted measures to allow people to send anonymous complaints to the chain's corporate office.

In the past twenty or thirty years, much of Asia has undergone a great democratic reformation, and has instituted economic reforms that have opened their markets and allowed those countries to prosper.

We realized that and have instituted monthly recognition programs.

We have built an acclaimed student-centered facility and have instituted a practice-based curriculum, specialized research centers and an intensive first-year skills program.

As a result, many emerging nations have started to nudge interest rates back toward precrisis levels and have instituted other measures meant to tamp down prices.

The E.P.A. disagrees, but said it was considering providing more data on who trades and holds RINs and had instituted a voluntary certification system for participants.

Each drug maker also said it maintained comprehensive corporate compliance policies and had instituted additional measures as part of corporate integrity agreements with the government.