When the agreements signed by the United Kingdom, the United States, and Japan at the Washington Conference of 1922 failed to satisfy Chinese demands, boycotts of foreign goods were instituted.
"I like Zyuganov," Mr. Gribonov said about the Communist Party leader, Gennadi A. Zyuganov, "because what is important to me is that me and my two daughters will be healthy and that they will have a chance to grow up and get into a good institute and have a good life".
For now at least, I have attained my goal of running a lab in a good institute.
Why change something that is already so good by instituting a policy sure to change the game's natural, almost poetic flow?
To show that he appreciated their good work, he instituted a new ritual of calling and writing notes to employees to recognize them for their accomplishments.
Harald is considered to have instituted good economic policies, as he developed a Norwegian currency and a viable coin economy, which in turn allowed Norway to participate in international trade.
Good Money Karma works like this: if you had a good financial plan and instituted it, you probably have enough.
Although the notion of a strict capital ratio has its detractors, it has a good chance of being instituted, says Michael Poulos of Oliver Wyman, a consultancy, if only because it is simple.
Later, an independent report showed that the university's labor safeguards, though instituted in good faith, had indeed been insufficient: a third of workers, mainly those employed by subcontractors, were left unprotected.
He's good". So Holtz quickly instituted the many uses for Brown.
