Sentence examples for have since instituted from inspiring English sources

Both Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, the government-sponsored enterprises that buy mortgages from lenders, have since instituted policy changes that allow eligible retirement assets to be used to qualify under certain conditions.

We have since instituted mechanisms to improve training retention, including conducting employment verification checks with potential trainees' institutions prior to enrolment and admitting trainees from institutions that have shown clear understanding of the program and which commit themselves to support the trainees to undertake the training.

He also says he has since instituted stricter contracting procedures.

But he acknowledged that Mr. Brown understood that information submitted on behalf of Community First "is ultimately his responsibility and has since instituted additional layers of oversight".

The bank has since instituted a complete overhaul of its management, including the appointment of former head of Credit Suisse Oswald Grübel as chief executive.

The university administration has since instituted a code that specifically prohibits racial harassment and has sponsored many conferences and seminars to encourage racial tolerance.

An employee first discovered a bedbug in the 137-room hotel in 2003, and Mr. Tyler has since instituted a comprehensive bedbug detection program to find the blood-sucking insects before a guest does.

Smith is one of the last remaining players from the generation that jumped straight from high school to the N.B.A.; the league commissioner David Stern has since instituted a rule preventing that.

Fiorina also said "I'm not aware of circumstances" in which the NSA surveillance revealed by Edward Snowden "went too far", although she said she agreed with "the checks and balances" Congress has since instituted on the agency, which ended bulk collection of Americans' phone records.

The USAF has since instituted a program of surprise inspections at nuclear-armed bases.

Hong Kong was once described by Milton Friedman as the world's greatest experiment in laissez-faire capitalism, but has since instituted a regime of regulations including a minimum wage.