Sentence examples for instituted from inspiring English sources

To raise wages to $15 an hour, Aunt Mary's Cafe instituted a 15% service charge, 60% of which goes to the servers while 40% to the kitchen crew.

People dispersed in the lead-up to the 10pm curfew, instituted on Tuesday by Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.

In January, a popular Twitter app was temporarily removed from sale after it breached a 2012 rule instituted to stop apps from getting too popular without Twitter's permission.

Partly, she thinks, the Howard government's controversial 2007 "intervention" – instituted after allegations of widespread child abuse in Aboriginal communities – has "given permission to people to treat us differently".

He took to the Internet to slam Nascar last fall when officials instituted a last-minute rule at Talladega Superspeedway that limited drivers' ability to bump racecars in front of them.

It originated, in a church law form, in a 1536 English law instituted by Henry VIII.

Having instituted this arrangement, Labor should be publicly clear about its effectiveness otherwise the Coalition will claim credit for the fact fewer boats are now arriving.

But it was Douglas-Home during his leadership who had instituted that ballot as a means of selecting, and deselecting, leaders.

By contrast, 51% of student unions have actively censored certain types of speech or instituted bans.

Some months later, her lawyer instituted a $2.5mm suit against Confidential, accusing the magazine of "holding the plaintiff up to contempt and ridicule and implying in the eyes of every reader indecent, unnatural and illegal conduct in her private and public life".

In Syria, a more robust effort to train a moderate force, if only to gain a place at the negotiating table, could be instituted.