Sentence examples for by instituting a from inspiring English sources

As prime minister, Hawke achieved greater industrial harmony by instituting a unified wage accord among Australia's fractious labour unions.

Under Taqī Khān's influence, Nāṣer al-Dīn began his rule by instituting a series of needed reforms.

Langdell raised the law program to university standards by instituting a regular progression of mandatory courses and tests.

Two weeks ago, the NFL tried to pacify President Trump by instituting a slapdash new national anthem policy.

We hypothesize that by instituting a proficiency-based robotic training curriculum we can enhance novice surgeons' skills outside of the operating room, leading to a shorter learning curve.

Enhancing a company's safety culture can help to achieve this, especially by instituting a just culture and making changes to transition from Safety I to Safety II.

§§ 77h 1, 77t(b), 80b 9 (2012) (permitting SEC to bring claims by filing civil suit in federal district court or by instituting a civil administrative action).

Doing both has long been the norm at Gallaudet, something that some faculty members and protesters would like to change by instituting a "sign only" policy.

It would probably be a kindness to standardise the situation by instituting a citizenship test for grey squirrels, after which they may be naturalised and given a passport.

We should back up our demands with actions, by instituting a tax on gasoline that would expedite the development of fuel substitutes and alternatives.

In its struggle to survive and revive, the town has emerged as a gem of participatory governance by instituting a multitude of participatory mechanisms with renewed leadership.