Sentence examples for have already instituted from inspiring English sources
While many of its European neighbors have already instituted such quotas, Germany has long resisted.
Authorities have already instituted fines for the overuse of words such as "disrupt," "drones," and "passionate storytellers" in public spaces.
It is already identified within the noxious weed laws of nine states and many other states have already instituted programs for its control.
It was also unclear whether the Vatican would state those qualms firmly enough that American bishops in favor of the zero-tolerance policy, some of whom have already instituted it, would conclude that they had to abandon it immediately.
The American Society for Microbiology, whose 11 journals have already instituted such a policy, said only 2 papers out of 14,000 had been flagged since December 2001, and both were likely to be published in modified form.
We are encouraged, though, by the Danforth Committee's findings that the University and IHGT: (i) are committed to compliance with all applicable regulations and to correct any past deficiencies; (ii) were changing processes and practices to conform to the FDA's requirements before that agency began its investigation; and (iii) have already instituted a number of important changes.
NIV was instituted mostly when patients had already developed acute respiratory decompensation associated with hypoxemia.
The company added that it had already "instituted sweeping changes in our internal controls and our compliance programs on a world-wide basis".
