The phrase "as instituting" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear without proper context.
It can be used when referring to the act of establishing or initiating something, but it typically requires additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The committee's decision was seen as instituting a new policy aimed at improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "as establishing" or "as initiating".
Basic as well as clinical research is limited in Sudan and many reasons could be cited but mainly a lack of realization by governmental and private sectors of the importance of research and designating a budget for academic institutions and others to access as well as instituting a reward system for those who conduct research.
At one time, Wenger was seen as a genius when it came to finding young talent as well as instituting smooth, free-flowing on-field strategies.
That committee has recommended realigning and merging leagues, as well as instituting a policy that would require athletes transferring from one school to another to sit out a calendar year before joining a new team.
It was typical of Hughes' scrupulousness and commitment to impact, as well as design, that he set up 22 projects to test implementation of the legislation, as well as instituting nationally organised training sessions to equip lawyers, social workers and judges to ensure the Act's efficient operation.
Following Kojève, Merleau-Ponty regards 'work' as instituting a delay between a biological stimulus and a response, thus opening a domain of culture.
The problem he raises is that any particular linguistic act is intelligible as a linguistic act intelligible, that is, as instituting linguistic policies only given the prior understanding that the meaning-creating utterance itself means something.
"A Better CO2 Rule," by Susan Tierney (Op-Ed, May 16), demonstrates that pollution management is possible not only in Massachusetts, as instituted by Acting Gov. Jane M. Swift's rule, but also anywhere where the state leadership has the will to do so.
Moreover, the process of intensive urbanization, as instituted by Stalin, continued after his death in what still remained a population more predominantly rural than that of any other major industrial country.
He also as instituted practice runs for trials, in which veterans critique opening statements and offer advice, while telling prosecutors to focus less on the number of cases they bring than on bringing "high impact" cases with deterrent effects.
Theoretical studies were performed by using Gaussian 09 software at density functional theory (DFT) level, as instituted in program [66].
The Topics provide a manual for participants in the contests of dialectical argument as instituted in the Academy by Plato.
