Sentence examples for be instituted to from inspiring English sources
In addition, new programs will be instituted to ensure that a commander's staff, and a spouse, are fully aware of military regulations.
Where the latter feature exists, safeguards may be instituted to prevent its abuse by enterprises that split into nominally independent corporations without giving up unified control.
We believe a clear separation of powers between executive, legislature and judiciary must be instituted to prevent any individual or party monopolising the political sphere, as happened under Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.
An annual ethics refresher course recommended by the Siegal Committee should be instituted to leave less room for staffers to assert they didn't know the paper's ethical guidelines had prohibited something they had done or approved.
Mark Carney announced that not only would Jane Austen be the face of the new tenner, but that a review process would be instituted to ensure that banknotes reflected the diversity of society.
In the federal election on April 24 the last ballot to be held before reforms were to be instituted to the political system in advance of the 2010 elections pro-democracy candidatelections pro-democracypeople's seats in the Legislative Assembly.
They have been instituted to remember the sacrifices of those who died for our freedom".
An incest barrier was instituted to forbid godparents to have carnal relations with their godchildren.
Education and training programs were instituted to enable them to compete for employment.
A 2 percent increase in the hotel tax was instituted to back the bonds.
A two-man rule was instituted to make it more difficult for someone to use a nuclear weapon without permission.
