Sentence examples for instituted cases from inspiring English sources

On Sept. 28, 2000, the commission instituted cases against two former HBO presidents and a former vice president.

Early interventions were instituted in cases with an abnormal indicator performance.

Currently, no molecular defect has been determined to be responsible for IgM deficiency, and IVIG may be instituted in cases of recurrent, debilitating, or life-threatening infection, and/or in patients with concomitant functional IgG deficiencies [ 36].

"Tenants cannot institute cases for harassment in Housing Court," Justice Fisher-Brandveen said.

To characterize the outbreak as a requisite for determining response, we instituted a case-series investigation.

In order to contain the in-patient costs for Western medical services, the NHI program has instituted the case-payment method for 50 clearly defined medical conditions, and they include both vaginal delivery and cesarean delivery.

In recent months Guy Wildenstein has been interviewed at least seven times by investigators in connection with the institute case, according to confidential French judicial records.

The aim of the research institutes case studies was to analyze new developments regarding the "Internet of things".

This design would allow for rapid action to verify the signal and institute case-finding or put in place certain public health measures (e.g., prompting nursing homes to vaccinate residents against influenza).

In the acute phase, pharmacological treatment based on vasopressor (sandostatin)) was instituted in all cases and combining with antibiotic prophylaxis (C3G or fluoroquinolone) in 26 cases.

In order to prevent flap overgrowth over the zygomatic oncology implant abutments, the use of a polythene washer was instituted on subsequent cases treated in the unit.