While others recognized the problem, Intelligentsia was instituting a policy for changing this.
Under Bishop O'Malley, the Fall River Diocese reached a settlement with the victims and instituted a policy for dealing with sexual abuse accusations that has since been used as a model by other dioceses.
In late February 1994, President Bill Clinton instituted a policy for the armed forces that allowed gay members to serve provided they weren't openly gay.
It is reasonable and necessary to protect our country". That seems to run directly counter to Trump's repeated stance that he would institute a policy of "extreme vetting" for a certain bloc of predominantly Muslim countries.
Though the federal government has instituted a policy of "parity" for federal employees' mental health benefits, as long as there remain companies that manage the access to mental health services, the benefits of parity will not truly be realized.
At his repair departments, Roberts instituted a policy of accepting for repair and service computers, televisions and stereos purchased at other retailers.
What you can do: Many companies have instituted a policy of "channel switching" for certain types of transactions.
In Milford, Pennsylvania, for example, Delaware Valley Middle School has instituted a policy of mandatory drug tests for students wishing to participate in clubs or sports.
In 1997, Carnival Cruise Lines instituted a policy of not accepting reservations for passengers under 21 unless accompanied in their cabins by someone 25 or older.
Jim Gill, a co-owner of Fernwood Cove, in Harrison, Me., said when he bought the camp in 2004, he instituted a policy of one care package for each of the three weeks of camp.
