Sentence examples for at instituting from inspiring English sources

Macedonian leaders may still balk at instituting its reforms.

It was the British who balked at instituting the reductions because the military and police sectors are a significant source of jobs for loyalists.

The message that striking rewards can be reaped from serious attempts at instituting – or even moving towards – universal healthcare is hard to miss.

Perhaps the worst thing for the pro-life position has been their success at instituting what they seem to believe are half-measures at the state level: those calls for mandatory transvaginal ultrasounds and lectures from doctors that seem to mark open season for male ignorance.

For proof of this, one need look no further than the EU's attempts at instituting a cap and trade system.

"(Turnbull should) look seriously at instituting a moratorium on immigration of Muslims to Australia or, at the very least, greater stringency in vetting those wishing to come to our country," she said.

Apart from summer programs, I have been considering short courses in Spanish and application development at institutes in Delhi.

In drawing up their Plan, shop stewards at Lucas turned initially to researchers at institutes throughout the UK.

The union of academics, doctors and drug experts will fast-track potential treatments at institutes based at Oxford and Cambridge Universities and University College London.

Probably the most popular index in use at institutes of higher education is the Strong Interest Inventory.

We developed a cluster randomized trial, with randomization at institute level.