Sentence examples for has to be instituted from inspiring English sources

"I am making a demand," Mr. Cohn said, "that if any special search has to be instituted, it should be instituted now for any documents that may not have been turned over to us".

I am saying that much more of it has to be done, and it has to be instituted far more strongly.

It's fairly pathetic that a workaround for a workaround has to be instituted just to get push Gmail on the iPhone.

Accountability has to be instituted strictly at all levels and in all components of the programme.

For infarct size reduction, hypothermia has to be instituted before reperfusion [ 26], whereas cooling directly after vessel reopening is unsuccessful in most cases [ 26].

"Once you put these things on track, they have to be instituted," she said.

Now, however, a new search for a lead actor will have to be instituted, with Bale reportedly alongside Matt Damon and Bradley Cooper at the top of the shopping list.

Finally RRT had to be instituted after 2 months of hospital care, and could not be discontinued.

However this will mean a huge burden on laboratory surveillance since regular sampling of dead poultry in districts without excess poultry deaths have to be instituted.

The next day she fell into a hepatic coma and HD had to be instituted on day 3. Due to her deteriorating liver function and clinical condition, liver transplantation was performed on day 8.

As for the father (subject II-3), the daughter (III-1) came to our attention undetected from birth, because at the time of their birth newborn screening for congenital hypothyroidism still had to be instituted.