Sentence examples for instituted a systematic from inspiring English sources

His death was the final straw in a string of nightlife-related scandals, Hadfield explains, and the "Osaka police instituted a systematic crackdown, targeting any clubs that were flouting the fueiho law".

Specifically, I and other writers, commentators, and GLBTQ luminaries; have expressed sheer outrage that Warren has compared homosexuals to pedophiles, outlawed them from joining his church, and instituted a systematic pattern of exclusion in beliefs and practices from his special "Saddleback brand" of Christianity.

Several existing PPMs have performed well [ 16, 17], and these augur well for further success of such programmes, contributing significantly to the control of TB in India, if instituted in a systematic and planned manner.

If conflicts break out repeatedly, consider instituting a more systematic process of contributing in which everyone takes turns to present their thoughts and all comments are written down for subsequent group review.

My sister instituted a lockdown.

Cisco has instituted a dividend.

Mr. Robins instituted a desk audit.

He instituted a summer weight-training program.

Southwest Air has instituted a similar program.

McDonough also instituted a commitment to winning.

In response to the report, the housing agency said that it would "institute a more formal and systematic approach" to its review of the performance benchmarks and the assessment of whether they were reached by the companies' executives.