Sentence examples for both instituted from inspiring English sources

The U.S and the EU both instituted the economic blocks to exert pressure on Russia, which annexed Crimea in March, 2014, as part of its ongoing conflict with Ukraine.

The towns of Babylon and Huntington have both instituted organic programs at their facilities.

The European Union and the United States have both instituted biofuel targets as a method to reduce carbon emissions.

In the years since the F.M.L.A. was passed, California and New Jersey have both instituted six-week, partially paid family leave, funded by employees in the form of a small payroll tax.

In an effort to ward off future generations of trainwrecks, Disney and Nickelodeon have both instituted orientation programs designed to prepare young performers for the vicissitudes of fame.

Both lenders instituted freezes on foreclosures recently as they were forced to re-examine their procedures.

Since the lawsuit was filed, both Newsday and The Times have instituted a system of formal contracts for freelancers.

Both New Jersey and Connecticut have instituted programs that encourage borrowers to challenge foreclosures; each requires lenders to meet with borrowers and court-appointed mediators.

Both NBC and ABC have instituted policies not to call an election in any state when the polls remain open, a policy the CBS report also recommends.

The Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne et Biathlon (founded 1948) worked for the development of both sports and instituted an annual world championship for the biathlon in 1958.

Huang Zunxian, Wade-Giles romanization Huang Tsun-hsien, courtesy name (zi) Gongdu, (born April 27 , 1848 Jiaying [now Meizhou], Guangdong province, China died March 28 , 1905 Jiaying), Chinese poet and government official who instituted both literary and social reforms.