Sentence examples similar to instituted a uniform system from inspiring English sources

He has relocated the system's administrative offices from downtown Brooklyn to the Tweed Courthouse, right behind City Hall; instituted a uniform curriculum for students in kindergarten through eighth grade; and, what's most significant, eliminated the city's thirty-two community school districts, which were run — sort of — by thirty-two indelectedtly elected school boards.

The new CBA instituted a uniform cap (as well as a floor) on team payrolls.

The Icelandic fisheries gradually came under increased management until, after 1990, a uniform system of individual transferable quotas was instituted in practically all fisheries.

A uniform system for registering and licensing firearms was introduced.

L. 105 178, § 3026(a)(2), substituted "using uniform categories" for "by uniform categories," and "and using a uniform system of accounts" for "and a uniform system of accounts and records".

Opponents argue that the state can and should pre-empt such local laws until the Legislature can institute a uniform statewide policy on recycling and solid waste disposal.

Congress tried to institute a uniform guide for voter registration, but the compromise legislation left many details to the states, and partisanship arose in the void.

Winkler said it's time to institute a uniform gun age nationally for all types of firearms.

And so Kelley instituted a new system.

But the K.H.L. has instituted a junior system that binds players to contracts at younger ages.

Imagine if Samsung or Microsoft instituted a similar system.