Sentence examples similar to end by instituting from inspiring English sources

After democratic rule was restored in 1999, Nigerian politicians tried to end this instability by instituting an informal agreement to rotate the presidency between candidates from the majority-Muslim north and predominantly Christian south.

And a general's attempt to end the chaos in Libya by instituting a new autocracy recalls the unhappy outcomes of the uprisings in Egypt, Bahrain, Syria and Yemen.

Poland's communist government attempted to destroy the union by instituting martial law in 1981, followed by several years of political repression, but in the end was forced into negotiation.

The U.S. can play a significant role in ending Mexico's drug war, not through the Merida Initiative's $1.4 billion aid package or encouraging militarization, but simply by instituting better drug laws at home.

By instituting webpage content filtering, you will protect your child.

Infection is primarily treated by instituting antiamoebic therapy.

In a sign of further concern, the Federal Bureau of Investigation asked the institute in September 1999 "to withhold releasing the fingerprint solicitation until after the Philadelphia trial had ended," according to institute memorandums obtained by Mr. Epstein.

To that end it instituted a 'Monetary Dialogue'.

That is just as absurd as saying we can "end terror" or institute worldwide democracy.

On June 24 , 1932 the so-called Promoters Revolution ended absolutism and instituted constitutionalism, though from 1933 the government was generally dominated by the military.

The benefit of home care on quality of life has also been documented in other National Health Service programmes developed in the United Kingdom, such as the home dialysis programme for patients with end-stage renal failure instituted by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (2002).