Sentence examples for had instituted to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hynes said his office did not set police policy, but listed programs he said he had instituted to divert young minority men from prison.

In December, 2003, he broke with the Ohio Republican leaders over an increase in the sales tax that Taft had instituted to balance the budget.

Gardens are not the only program that jails in Texas have instituted to make good use of inmates' time.

But they also say he is reluctant to leave his current post to take part in the new primary system Ms. Aubry has instituted to pick a presidential candidate.

Mr. Hesse outlined several programs the company has instituted to appeal to both new and existing customers, including an unlimited data and voice plan for $100 and simplified bills meant to be easier to understand.

Rather, they stem from sophisticated industrial and mercantilist trade policies, often illegal, that China has instituted to establish its great power status.

Through the algorithms Facebook has instituted to make your online experience pleasant and addictive we now create personal hermetic societies, each as light or dark as our own bewildered souls.

Downstate officials told The Times during the winter that back in 2007, the hospital had instituted procedures intended to minimize exposure to radiation.

Depending on the findings, we had instituted a protocol to report urgent findings that required intervention to the nephrologist and participant.

But he said he had instituted broad changes to improve safety, including setting up a common management system with precise safety rules and training for all facilities.

Toyota announced this spring that it had received 80,000 preorders for the new 2010 Prius, and that it had instituted overtime production to meet the demand.