Sentence examples for could be instituted from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Slater said 11 of the improvements could be instituted by the end of October.

This sort of scheme could be instituted this week without any legal difficulty.

Thus a republic could be instituted and at the same time old and valuable ties could be retained".

In Syria, a more robust effort to train a moderate force, if only to gain a place at the negotiating table, could be instituted.

More data could be locked behind security walls, or severe penalties could be instituted for those who invade the privacy of subjects.

Even if all the political and economic reforms suggested by Alan Schwartz could be instituted, Arab poverty, despair and the resultant terrorism will not go away unless another factor is addressed: out-of-control population growth.

An heir, however, could also be instituted by testament, and in his testament the testator could charge his heir with legacies that is, duties to a third party, called a legatee, to whom the heir had to pay certain sums of money or give certain assets of the estate.

A leading Tunisian newspaper quoted him as saying in a speech to party activists on November 13th that the country was entering a "new phase of its civilisation" and that a "sixth caliphate" could now be instituted, "God willing".

On Thursday, Mr. Greenspan endorsed the idea of cutting tax rates across the board, even though he cautioned that such cuts could seldom be instituted quickly enough to help the economy significantly.

Many such issues will need to be settled before legislation of the type above could ever be instituted for 21st century assays.

As we argue in this paper, once the import-substitution development strategy had proven to be inefficient, liberalization measures could have been instituted gradually to mitigate the losses of those with vested interests in protected activities.