Sentence examples for ever instituted from inspiring English sources

But no specific taxes on businesses for reparations were ever instituted.

If the draft is ever instituted, they will have an opportunity to seek an exemption based on religious or moral grounds.

Yet it was the most comprehensive law code ever instituted for a colonial empire and set forth humane (if often ignored) principles for treatment of Indians.

But Steven Matthews, a spokesman for Mr. Goldin, conceded last week that the Comptroller never followed up to see whether bidding was ever instituted.

No such investigation was ever instituted, and no one was taken to court for their actions.

According to the National Employment Law Project, a worker advocacy group, no state has ever instituted mandatory drug tests for the jobless to receive unemployment benefits, though Wisconsin and Indiana have passed laws that disqualify the jobless from benefits if they fail a prospective employer's drug test.

He goes on to wonder whether the government will ever institute the second limb of the inquiry.

"We are the only entertainment company to ever institute a comprehensive drug, cardio and head-trauma testing program to ensure the safety of its performers," said Robert Zimmerman, the company spokesman.

Paul Floyd, a former Army Ranger and senior military analyst at the global intelligence and advisory firm Stratfor, called the theory "ludicrous," and told VICE News that US soldiers would likely be unwilling to ever institute martial law on their fellow citizens.

They were, one wrote, fighting to protect "our great and free government" and the "best government that ever was instituted".

During those forty-five years no prosecution has ever been instituted under it against a state election officer.