Sentence examples similar to institute a control from inspiring English sources

There is also talk of the US instituting a financial control board to run the island's finances.

Malnourishment caused by overcrowding resulted in the deaths of several horses; the reserve's staff instituted a birth control program to regulate the herd to about 40 animals.

The first quarter alone took a full hour and the refs looked overwhelmed and unable to institute any control over the game.

Though guidelines for rational antibiotic use were developed they have not been re-visited or encouraged, suggesting urgent antibiotic review of the hospital formulary and instituting an infection control team.

Mr. Ward also sought to cut costs by farming out administrative work and he instituted a quality-control regimen that he called "lean Sigma," a variation of the Six Sigma program made famous at General Electric.

As opposed to the procedures in most other countries, we have instituted a tightly controlled, quick and relatively cheap procedure called the application for judicial review, under which a challenge to a decision must be made "promptly", together with a careful filtering process, whereby permission must first be granted to apply for review on the ground of a realistically arguable case.

Two years prior to the start of the study, the infection control department instituted bleach disinfection as a control measure for C. difficile.

There is a need to institute a strict hospital infection control policy and a regular surveillance of resistance to antimicrobial agents.

The adoption of annual screening as standard practice in the high-risk population makes it impossible to institute a randomized control trial with a control group who are not screened in this group.

Two years prior to our study, the infection control department instituted a bleach disinfection program as a control measure for C. difficile.

We will institute a rigorous programme of quality control.