Sentence examples for instituted before the from inspiring English sources

It was Bela's idea, which he instituted before the 2000 Games.

Some changes could be instituted before the imposition of a consent decree, officials said, including the creation of an early warning system that would track police officers who had drawn a high number of civilian complaints.

Yet the Herean race was not part of the Olympics (they took place at another time of the year) and probably was not instituted before the advent of the Roman Empire.

The I.O.C. and the United States Olympic Committee jointly brought the case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport seeking clarity on an issue that has sparked disputes since the rule was instituted before the 2008 Beijing Games.

The S.E.C., the Department of Justice and rules for sentencing corporate offenders in the Federal Sentencing Guidelines all say that what should matter in such cases is whether the company had instituted, before the offense, a rigorous compliance/ethics program to prevent and detect wrongdoing.

Of note, early SAT instituted before the knowledge of positive sample did not influence outcome (OR = 1.507: 0.891–2.548 95 % CI; p = 0.13).

Say goodbye to the dry scrape, that tedious, buzz-killing, momentum-stopping procedure the NHL instituted before this season in an effort to provide good ice for overtime games and, as a result, reduce the number of shootouts.

So the law that was instituted before represents the will of the people, right?

Any necessary resuscitation management was instituted before recruitment into the study.

According to the questionnaire for diagnoses of depression CES-D instituted before testing, 51% of women did not report any signs of depression, 27% reported very mild, 14% middle and 8% severe signs of depression.

It remains to be seen, of course, whether he can come up with anything really effective (he has been on the hospital board since 1998) or whether any reform can be instituted before missed payments become fatal.