Sentence examples for instituted a system from inspiring English sources

So it instituted a system called Social Security.

To guard against abuse of powers, Darius instituted a system of controls over the satrap.

He instituted a system to allow low-income students to go through Harvard without indebting themselves forever.

Later, he instituted a system of "people's committees" supposed to do away with the need for tribal authority completely.

[Brokelyn, Gawker] A year after the city instituted a system of letter grades for restaurants, the vast majority received A's.

In this capacity he instituted a system of examination for notaries which put that branch of the profession on a more formal basis.

During the presidential campaign, Clinton promised to institute a system of universal health insurance.

In place of testing for salmonella, he said, the agency would institute a system to weed out suppliers who did not meet standards.

It's time that we abolish these laws and instead institute a system that protects society and is cost-efficient and fair for all.

One of the key components of any Paris agreement would be to institute a system of review of the emissions targets every five years, with a view to ratcheting them upwards.

At Aetna, Mr. Smith was credited with contributions that ranged from recruiting more directors from outside the Hartford area to instituting a system that emphasized cost effectiveness and accountability.