Sentence examples for instituted a new from inspiring English sources

In 1965 the entire system was reformed by a decree that instituted a new judicial organization.

To forestall this risk, the government instituted a new insolvency system for its companies.

Executives said Mr. Kelley had instituted a new, stricter program of financial controls at AOL.

instituted a new rule, ostensibly not aimed specifically at Pistorius, relating to running-shoe technology that employed "springs".

Earlier this year, Mr. Kumar instituted a new compensation plan that ties managers' pay to customer satisfaction, Mr. Gupta said.

Afterward, the company instituted a new centralized database to ensure that suspect signal parts are removed quickly, she said.

However, due to the overwhelming number of requests I receive, I have instituted a new, comprehensive pricing system.

In January, to deter overuse of drugs, Medicare instituted a new system in which it pays a fixed amount per treatment, including most of the drugs used.

But the Bamako government recently instituted a new Department of Religious Affairs, in what has been interpreted as a nod to the Islamists who control the north.

After World War II the democratic regime instituted a new inquiry, and the surviving three assassins were sentenced to 30 years in prison.

Massachusetts had instituted a new high school exit exam in 1993, and passing it would be required to graduate a decade later.