Sentence examples for could be instituted to from inspiring English sources
Sixth, public policy measures, such as prohibition of inadequate gambling or usurious lending in communities, could be instituted to prevent collapse of social cohesion.
If this association could be confirmed in this population, controlled interventional studies should be conducted to confirm its causal relationship and then a policy could be instituted to enhance people's QOL in Japan.
There was however optimism that measures could be instituted to improve quality of data.
Various avenues such as regular community surveys, community meetings or user organizations could be instituted to give feedback to the hospitals and to address community needs.
Thirdly, after a stillbirth, supportive measures could be instituted at once; from the diagnosis, into and beyond the subsequent pregnancy to offset some of the intangible costs.
Despite of the fact that these isolates were collected 2009 2010, no major intervention could be instituted until now to control the problem and therefore molecular epidemiology of these isolates is expected to have remained more or less unchanged for the past 3 years.
However, the "interval crude" method, which is easy to calculate, could be instituted in pharmacies with staff shortages or those that only keep manual pharmacy refill records.
Our results suggest that EDETEC has a high benefit-to-cost ratio in China and could be instituted into high risk areas of China.
In Syria, a more robust effort to train a moderate force, if only to gain a place at the negotiating table, could be instituted.
Under such a program, an agency would likely lack a rational policy basis to support its proposal to eliminate an existing rule, except for the need to clear space in the regulatory budget so that a new rule could be instituted in its place.
