It took resolve and courage, qualities that Khrushchev showed in presenting the report and then also in exonerating innocent prisoners and instituting controls over the security apparatus.
The first signs of real discontent appeared with the government's enactment of the Civil Constitution of the Clergy (July 1790) instituting strict controls over the Roman Catholic church.
The first quarter alone took a full hour and the refs looked overwhelmed and unable to institute any control over the game.
Management has instituted strong internal controls over all its business processes including those that support sustainability.
Kent was rich, with strong trade ties to the continent, and Æthelberht may have instituted royal control over trade.
While there have been great strides in our understanding of the transcriptional program driving adipocyte differentiation, much less is known regarding upstream signaling pathways instituting hormonal control over the process (reviewed in reference [72]).
To guard against abuse of powers, Darius instituted a system of controls over the satrap.
The Japanese, originally under Fenollosa's guidance, instituted a system of controls over the exportation of objects of art, notably those designated as national treasures or important cultural properties.
An admirer of Ronald Reagan's management of welfare programs in California and an opponent of Nixon's Family Assistance Plan, Weinberger, as expected, instituted tough new management controls over welfare programs to increase state capacities to manage them.
Sadr has used 2007 to institute some centralized control over it, but it remains a loose and fractious network prone to local autonomy.
Albert effectively administered his lands, combating aristocratic banditry, paying his officials salaries, tightening controls over them, and instituting an accounting system in his territories.
