Sentence examples for instated in from inspiring English sources

The imperial civil service exam, instated in 605 A.D., persisted in some form until the twentieth century.

There are still people who play with the hardbat, but it is a niche game, which had all but disappeared from serious competition until a sidebar tournament was instated in the National Championships, six years ago.

Democracy was seemingly instated in 1987 (crowned by the 1988 Seoul Olympics), and the country's first civilian president in more than 30 years, Kim Young-Sam, was elected in 1993.

Somewhat fortuiously for Deutsche Bank's third-quarter earnings, the new rules were instated in mid-October.

"Building a legal taxi service is no Silicon Valley business model that can be instated in a rush.

A permanent ILO representative has since been instated in the country. .

Changes in the 2009 2012 FIG Code of Points meant that the skill was no longer considered as an appropriate skill; however, the skill has been re-instated in the 2013-2016 FIG Code of Points.

Stateside, the Billboard Music Awards has categories for Top Dance Song, Album and Artist (and weirdly, for Top EDM Song, Album and Artist too), and the MTV EMAs ran the Best Dance category consecutively from 1994 to 2003; re-instated in 2012 to mark the explosion of acts like Avicii, Swedish House Mafia and Calvin Harris.

Use was re-instated in a recent study of hemoperfusion with poly-myxin-B loaded cartridges in patients with abdominal septic shock (EUPHAS) [ 47].

If a patient does not present himself for their quarterly review, they are considered as "closed" or non-active, but they can be re-instated in the program if contact with them is re-established.

Some like Keiichi agree that converging medias have instated a panic in us that we are becoming irrelevant if we're not in the limelight or telling our stories.