Sentence examples for had not instituted from inspiring English sources

Since December 2001, Israel has tried to isolate Mr. Arafat internationally, but it had not instituted a policy of ignoring all foreigners who meet with him.

A spokeswoman for Woolworths, speaking on the condition of anonymity in line with company policy, said that while the chain had not instituted formal rationing, it would restrict the amount that customers may buy at any one time.

The government shut down Labor's call for a royal commission, successfully amending the motion to instead question why Labor had not instituted an inquiry when it was in government.

Jeff Gordon If Nascar had not instituted the playoff chase in 2004, which changed the format for determining a champion each year, Gordon would have won two of the last four titles and have six for his career.

Responsibility wouldn't need to be legislated if we had not instituted a system that demolishes it.

Joyce had been wrong, and, because the league hadn't instituted the replay system it now uses, his error couldn't be corrected.

The state has offered funding for a pilot program, but has not instituted a giant whitewash.

Partly because of its volunteer nature, the Olympic committee has not instituted sufficient checks and balances and oversight, while growing rife with conflicts of interest.

At thirteen, Megan was technically too young to have an account — users are required to be at least fourteen — but MySpace has not instituted any effective means of enforcing its age restrictions.

The Fire Department, which lost 343 people in the collapse of the World Trade Center towers, has not instituted mandatory counseling but has added $3 million to the department's counseling unit to deal with stress from the terrorist attack.

Last July Switzerland refused an American request for the extradition of the film director Roman Polanksi, who was convicted of a far more serious crime than computer hacking, and so far Hillary Clinton has not instituted a no-fly zone over Geneva.