Sentence examples for instituted by the from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Slater said 11 of the improvements could be instituted by the end of October.

Although new rules were instituted by the commissioner's office, there was little done to enforce them.

Two years ago a new policy was instituted by the National Hockey League.

Do you support or oppose the new tax cuts instituted by the Bush administration?

That result came despite a heralded antidoping regimen instituted by the team's manager.

"Democracy will not be instituted by the Libyans alone," Mr. Abdelaziz said at a news conference.

Texas celebrates Audie Murphy Day each year on his birthday – a tradition instituted by the former state governor, George Bush.

How is the policy of embedded journalists different than policies instituted by the U.S. Department of Defense in past wars?

Judicial hypothecs are instituted by the court against all the property, present and future, of a debtor.

Such reforms began with the Kyōhō Reforms instituted by the eighth shogun, Tokugawa Yoshimune (ruled 1716 45).

A reforestation program instituted by the government in the 1950s has shown considerable success since the mid-1970s.