Sentence examples for had instituted for from inspiring English sources
In February, the Trump Administration withdrew the protections that President Obama had instituted for transgender students in public schools.
The biggest sum, $10,000, went to help finance The Dartmouth Review, which last year undertook a personal and continuing attack on Dartmouth's president, John G. Kemeny, and the programs he had instituted for women and minority students.
At the same time the court dismissed for want of equity certain suitsthree of the suits mentioned in the title to this opinionwhich Roby had instituted for the recovery of part of the lands under the titles which, as stated, he had acquired by purchase at execution sales and otherwise.
Filled with Red Bull and vodka, they were instrumental in circumventing the alcohol ban that ILoveTour had instituted for the twenty-four-hour bus ride that delivered the students — from Newcastle and Loughborough, Manchester and Brighton, Sussex and Middlesbrough — to Poreč.
People rhapsodize about the thrust stage that the Mostly Mozart Festival has instituted for its concerts at Geffen, and I like it, too, but it's important to remember that the social aspect of the renovation the way the audience can partially surround the stage is as important as the aural one.
Today, Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack and JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon talked about clawbacks they've instituted for their banks to recoup future losses... but what about the clawbacks for the bonuses you made over the past 10 years?
By 1955, 10 of the 12 countries of the European Economic Community had instituted quotas for medical schools.
By the end of the 20th century, a number of Latin American and Asian countries had instituted maquiladoras for the manufacture of foreign goods.
As with other rural communities, many Plains tribes had instituted formal plans for economic growth by the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
Other countries have instituted cash-for-clunkers programs, but they haven't placed restrictions that block older cars from being traded in.
To that end, the Army has instituted incentives for officers who choose the program: They will receive preferential consideration for assignments commanding battalions and brigades in Afghanistan.
