Sentence examples for easily instituted from inspiring English sources
Not according to their many critics, who fear that harsher, more easily instituted punishments will only serve to criminalise a generation of troubled young people.
This process can also be easily instituted in a multi-stage manner for enhanced compactness, productivity, versatility and cost-effectiveness.
Theories that allow for estimating the adhesion force, or the force to separate surfaces from contact, with simple, single-equation theories (i.e., by considering roughness asperities as submerged-spheres) can be easily instituted in discrete element method simulations of many-particle systems, but require inputs that rely on quantification of the surface roughness.
The developed test fulfills the criteria for effective point-of-care diagnostic which requires an easily instituted, cost-effective and rapidly applied technology.
If the pizzeria wants to restrict its offer to regular customers, it can easily institute a nontransferable punch-card system, as many shops do -- among them, for example, the hair-salon chain SuperCuts.
Schools that do not have a structured program similar to TEQB could easily institute a similar model through undergraduate research opportunities programs, such as the University of Michigan Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program.
The war on terror could be easily resolved by instituting a policy of forced repetitive viewings of the 1987 film Rent-A-Cop, wherein a miscast 41-year-old Liza played Della, a high-class hooker with a heart of gold opposite an also miscast Burt Reynolds as a vice cop in one of his most laconic performances.
However, changes in the structure of the services and in the protocols instituted appear to be accepted more easily after the final results are presented.
(Akalin's predecessors did their job well. Thanks to the changes they instituted, even Ataturk's great speeches are sometimes not easily comprehensible to modern Turks).
Doctors at numerous hospitals said it was often difficult to criticize the policies instituted by hospitals or investor-owned physician groups because, as employees, they could easily be fired.
***Grand FITA round instituted.
