Sentence examples for he instituted in from inspiring English sources

President Clinton has described the policy, which he instituted in the first year of his presidency, as "out of whack".

As soon as Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo, the liberal laws he instituted in Prussia were annulled.

A cruel man, he instituted in his later years a near reign of terror in Scotland, and his financial exactions did not endear him to his subjects.

Because of Nariaki's prestige, the reform program he instituted in his own domain became a model for the rest of the country.

Mr. Perry hit back by accusing Mr. Romney of editing his book "No Apologies" between printings to remove a passage saying that the health care plan he instituted in Massachusetts — considered a model for President Obama's overhaul — was good for the nation.

The huge crowds at his April 1964 funeral heard him extolled for his military genius and the reforms he instituted in postwar Japan -- not, of course, for his peacock vanity or for the near insubordination that prompted President Harry S. Truman to relieve him in 1951 as commander of United Nations forces in Korea.

Its membership in the St. Émilion classsification was signaled on the label by the words "Grand Cru Classé." Seated at the small metal table underneath the squat palm tree in his garden, Lignac told me that he applied for the 2006 classification with confidence, assuming that tradition and the numerous improvements he had instituted in his vineyard would win the day.

In addition, he himself instituted in 622 or 623 the adhān ("call to prayer"), chanted by the muʾadhdhin (muezzin).

There he instituted a course in mammalogy, probably the first in the UK.

He restored the tradition of military parades and rode at their head; he instituted popular reforms in the army; and he spoke out in chauvinistic fashion against the Germans, thus reviving the memory of 1871 and the lost provinces.

A scientific criminologist, he instituted modern procedures in all areas of police work, from ballistics to record-keeping.