Sentence examples for he was instituting from inspiring English sources

Noting that "we waste 40 to 50percentt of the energy we consume," Brown urged national policies to promote conservation and energy efficiency similar to those he was instituting in California, which subsequently became a national model.

A month later the commissioner announced he had made a mistake and although he could not increase the punishment on Rice he was instituting a new NFL policy on abuse that would require a six game suspension, and then a lifetime ban for a second offense.

Noting that "we waste 40 to 50% of the energy we consume," Brown called for widespread policies to promote energy efficiency similar to those he was instituting in California, which have left the biggest state in the union a model in this area.

One hopeful sign is that he is instituting local councils whose members must be one-third women -- a remarkable step in a country where women often are doormats.

"Police Commissioner Kelly and I both believe we can do a better job in this area — and he's instituted a number of reforms to do that".

Along with Chan, he's instituted a computer course for other inmates and Chan himself is about to begin teaching hospitality.

The most important tactical change he made was instituting a wholesale purge of older Geschwaderkommodore in favour of younger men.

That process, he said, was instituted in the 1990s to reduce the agency's workload and speed approval time.

Shortly before Obama's remarks, Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon announced that he would be instituting changes in the way the Ferguson protests are policed, saying that that there would be new, "operational shifts" among officers.

He says the policy was instituted to make sure the tablets were fairly distributed during a time of high demand.

"The Dartmouth Conference was instituted several years ago," he explained.