Sentence examples for changes instituted from inspiring English sources

Adding to the start-up difficulties for the coach are the rules changes instituted this fall.

Customers have not responded well to brash changes instituted by Ron Johnson, the previous chief executive.

Some people may believe that market changes instituted since 1987 have reduced the probability of another stock market crash.

While the doctor firings were the most obvious changes instituted on Mr. Turan's watch, they were hardly the first.

He needs to re-invent his administration, analogous to the changes instituted by Ronald Reagan or Bill Clinton.

Readers of the Book Review will notice three changes instituted this week, two involving our best-seller lists.

The new recommendation for HSBC shares was one of the earliest implications of the rule change, instituted by Mark Brown, global head of research.

In 1974 he was fired from his position as a lecturer at the university for supporting a colleague who had spoken out against a constitutional change instituted by Yugoslav Pres.

The petition is a response to a rule change instituted in 2009 that allows investigators to resubmit a rejected grant application only once instead of twice.

Over the years, Variety instituted various changes in the configuration of its weekly box office list.

All protocol changes were instituted after obtaining institutional review board approval.