She also said that she had instituted environmental monitoring by the town, in addition to the yearly environmental monitoring the county conducts on a quarterly basis under state law.
For Venezuela's pro-democracy activists, fighting a regime that has instituted dictatorship by tiny increments has been an exhausting ordeal.
To help students develop plans of study that have sound intellectual frameworks, SEAS has instituted model programs/guidelines by degree.
His company has instituted regular pickups by truck in some parts of Cairo, but in terms of actual door-to-door collection the main change has been the addition of a new layer of middlemen.
Texas has instituted a system by which to quantify professors' work and evaluate them according to the number of students they teach and the grant dollars they bring in.
Among the 20 LMIC countries represented in the Braithwaite et al. survey of global accreditation organizations, almost 90% indicated they have instituted a process by which surveyors are formally certified after successful completion of training [ 11].
Now, Strayer University has instituted the next step by launching a new initiative called "Readdress Success" in an effort to officially get Merriam-Webster to change their outdated definition.
Give the trailer a watch above and catch the full film this July 4, unless Trump has instituted a real Purge by then.
The British government has instituted an inquiry headed by a former British official, John Chilcot, into the whys and wherefores of the British participation in attacking Saddam's Iraq in 2003.
Whether it's paying Nnamdi Asomougha millions to go away, making Mike Vick compete to become the starter, or getting rid of the players' "Taco Tuesday" lunches; everything the franchise has instituted has been soundly defensible by basic logic.
Seth Meyers, by comparison, has instituted a Trump ban on his "Late Night" show to avoid just such a promotional appearance. .
