Sentence examples for instituted a degree from inspiring English sources

Faced with these dire figures, the government has instituted a degree of market reform.But the government, too, is poor.

Also, Exler instituted a new, 360-degree evaluation process for all Mercedes-Benz USA managers.

"That caused the institute a degree of a problem because we haven't figured out how to get the plaque up there," cracked Aubrey Smith, the institute board member who unveiled a plaque citing the Ventura County base's groundbreaking achievements.

My sister instituted a lockdown.

Cisco has instituted a dividend.

Carolyn has a culinary arts degree from New England Culinary Institute and a degree in journalism from University of Wisconsin Madison.

A system of collaborative care needs to be instituted where patients have a degree of autonomy motivation to be able to carry out optimal self-care.

Gao was educated in state schools and from 1957 to 1962 attended the Beijing Foreign Languages Institute, where he earned a degree in French.

The institute not only has achieved a degree of independence from governmental interference unprecedented in Indian educational institutions, but has developed into the premier technological institution in the country.

Although not granting a degree, the institute is working toward that goal, Mr. Marsalis said.

DeVos will become a degree granting institute under the auspices of the university, Kaiser said.