Such interpretations emphasise the role of the formal education programmes instituted from above (i.e. 'interventions') in putting the new knowledge to work for preventive purposes.
For instance, there were few central connectors at a large engineering company we studied, so senior executives instituted a system of "above and beyond" rewards: Each time someone went out of his or her way to introduce a colleague in trouble to those who could help solve the problem, the connector was nominated for a cash reward.
Putin has instituted a Eurasianism from above, with his updated version of Nazarbaev's proposal -- the Eurasian Union that currently counts Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan as members.
Apart from the above changes instituted by the research team, clinics continued to operate normally.
In the 1970s and 1980s it sometimes instituted ticket charges above the regular admission price for some shows, like King Tut in 1978 and for the work of Degas and Georgia O'Keeffe in 1988.
While maintaining that infectious spread can be prevented in hospitals by instituting all the above measures, hospitals should also be prepared for the eventuality of measles exposures.
Though the network faced scrutiny from advocacy groups like People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, HBO said then that it had "maintained the highest safety standards possible" on "Luck" and had instituted "safety protocols that go above and beyond typical film and TV industry standards and practices".
"We've instituted procedures over and above the norm, trying to attack those individual problems with the hope and intent of driving those numbers down," he said.
The BCFP rule was made to prevent major incidents like this one from having their legal repercussions partly nullified; H.J. Res. 111 was introduced on July 20, the day after the rule above was instituted.
According to the National Employment Law Project, the minimum wage, first instituted in the 1930s, would be above $10 today already if it had kept pace with inflation.
