Sentence examples for instituted a scheme from inspiring English sources

However, besides watching his back Mr Grove also instituted a scheme in which employees stood nose-to-nose with bosses and shouted their honest advice into their faces.

In June, the Federal Cultural Foundation instituted a scheme whereby nine cities will share a total of €12.5m ($16m) over five years to develop dance.Most cities, including Berlin, Hamburg and Stuttgart as well as smaller places such as Freiburg and Leipzig, have a full-time dance company resident in the main opera house or state theatre.

Many has instituted a scheme that has the Pioneers running an up-tempo, run-and-gun style of offense.

Chivas is considering instituting a scheme where players have to be in attendance on club grounds — training, lifting weights, whatever — for eight hours a day.

It should institute a scheme for a thousand ambassadors who have achieved distinction in their fields, and who lead exemplary lives.

UNICEF and partners should institute a scheme for school authorities to ensure proper use the WASH facilities in general and hand washing facilities in particular.

Following the abolition of the Assisted Places Scheme in 1997, the school instituted a system of means tested bursaries known as governors' assisted places.

In just five years this forward-thinking Spanish city has instituted a bike-sharing scheme, electric car and tram programmes, a metro system and the first solar power plant in Europe.

In spring 1996, along with roughly 12 other universities, Keele instituted a salary enhancement scheme - or performance-related pay - on the advice of PricewaterhouseCoopers.

You may be lucky enough to live in a city like London or New York or San Francisco or Melbourne or Dublin where they've instituted a bike share scheme.

DeMarco has instituted a variety of schemes to get investors and lenders comfortable with owning non-taxpayer backed mortgages.