And the increases in the cost of medical insurance -- which paused briefly as reforms were instituted in managed care -- have resumed their climb and are threatening not only state budgets but the entire American automobile industry.
These rites were thus affirmed by the Roman Catholic Church as sacraments that were instituted by Christ.
THE Nobel prizes were instituted as a means to reward individuals or organisations who, as Alfred Nobel's will had it, "have conferred the greatest benefit on mankind".
The court seems to have worked better than before, and, during the next generation, several other standing criminal courts were instituted, as were occasional ad hoc tribunals, always with the same class of jurors.
Pence must have forgotten that seatbelts were instituted as a safety regulation that has saved countless people from injury and death.
But they were very much taken to heart by the U.S. Army, and a number of training measures were instituted as a result of Marshall's suggestions.
Between 1990 and 2003, baby walker injuries decreased by 84.5%, as voluntary safety standards were instituted, and more families started to buy standers that didn't move.
Dose modifications were instituted as previously described (Sumpter et al, 2005).
For the same reasons colloid solutions were instituted, as suggested in previous studies [ 6], when her haematocrit was increasing or was >50% in between fluid resuscitations.
The patients were treated with antimalarial drugs (artesunate and doxycycline [n = 25], quinine [n = 2]); fluid replacement and supportive measures were instituted as needed.
In the 1980s, deregulation and liberalization of the coffee industry were instituted as part of the general deregulation of the economy.
