Sentence examples similar to instating standard from inspiring English sources

I don't agree with discussions of how Trump is making the national dialogue more base and vulgar when Obama has instated common core standards to gear humanities education in public schooling to be teaching children how to read memos, rather than cultivating critical thinking skills that would allow them to understand subtle arguments.

Some companies have combatted this fear by instating extremely generous vacation policies, such as Metis Communications, who has a standard three-week policy, which increases to four once an employee has been there for four years, as well as a bonus vacation week during the last week of the year, birthdays off, and Fridays off in the summer after you've been there for five years.

There had been pushes to instate the eight-hour standard in the past.

He suggests, instead, instating a system that is as objective as possible whenever bias may enter into a choice.

Both speak with severity about Abou Mazen, guilty of instating a "police State".

Portland has already instated similar measures.

The government has decided to re-instate the death penalty.

His was the idea to instate uniform postal rates.

The EU has warned Turkey that re-instating the death penalty would end its membership hopes.

When Twitter instated its "country-withheld content" policy, it broke open the floodgates.

Re-instating the written exam might help, but that too has drawbacks.