Sentence examples for has instituted a range from inspiring English sources
Since 1997, the government has instituted a range of provisions for children and young people - including Sure Start, the Connexions service and the juvenile justice system.
Phua did say, however, that Paktor has instituted a range of new engagement features that — he claimed — have boosted average daily user activity from 160 swipes per day to 200, from 30 minutes of activity per day to 40 minutes and a 200percentt boost in active chats, that is, conversations of three or more exchanges between users who have matched on the service.
Tower Hamlets PCT has instituted a range of interventions, based on published evidence where available, to promote breast screening through primary care services.
It's no coincidence that, during the period when the number of check cashers and payday lenders has grown, banks have instituted a range of new fees and raised existing charges on A.T.M. withdrawals, wire payments, debit-card replacement, and paper statements, among other services.
In 20 years as mayor, he has instituted an ambitious set of subsidies for young couples willing to conceive again and again -- ranging from $750 in prizes for bedroom sets to generous government spending for peewee ice hockey uniforms.
Since then, the industry and the Chilean government have instituted a wide range of reforms to try to contain outbreaks, but despite extensive efforts to rein it in the virus continues to spread.
As of October 2012, 29 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico have instituted a renewable portfolio standard (RPS).
And they've instituted a waiting list.
