Sentence examples for changes will be instituted from inspiring English sources

Some of these changes will be instituted this fall.

It is not presently clear what form these changes will take and when they will be instituted on a national level on the ACT exam (although in the spring of 2013 there was at least one administration of the ACT exam that included a set of paired reading passages).

A rate limit of aggregate 100K calls per hour will be instituted on this bucket.

A surveillance system will be instituted in the intervention and control arms.

MITIR will be instituting a monthly publication cycle.

"We will be instituting the highest level of economic sanctions".

Should a protocol amendment be made that requires REC approval, the changes in the protocol will not be instituted until the amendment and revised informed consent forms and participant information sheets and GP letter have been reviewed and received approval/favourable opinion from the REC and R&D departments.

How (driving versus restraining force) should changes be instituted?

Change should be instituted slowly, to the extent that there is change".

We are fortunate in that it seems unlikely that resistance to change will be accompanied by any large amount of officially instituted violence.

Advocacy explaining why control programs should change will be needed: WHO has an important role to play here as well as in directing additional studies to ensure sufficient evidence is collected before changes are instituted.