Gilman's writing recommended some Hull House innovations as examples of some of the social changes she recommended, such as having professional cooks making healthy family meals in a public kitchen, instituting day care centers, and abolishing industrial child labor.
All treatments were instituted 3 days post infection and were given intraperitoneally once daily for 3 consecutive days.
Which sports figure instituted "silence days," on which no one was allowed to talk during practice?
Antidoping officials said that no athletes bound for the 2010 Vancouver Games contested the rule, which was instituted three days before Hardy's failed drug test in July 2008.
But Valentine also shortened workouts, told players to wear shorts during batting practice in hot months and instituted a day off every fourth day in spring training — all unheard of in a baseball environment where hard work is the bare minimum.
By 1927, 262 large companies instituted five-day workweeks.
In 1912, the governor of Indiana instituted Riley Day on the poet's birthday.
Perhaps we should institute two days, both devoted to the celebration of love, but love of different kinds.
As a result, libraries have been instituting amnesty days and weeks with increasing frequency this year, and offering programs such as "food for fines".
The school district for years has been spending more than it has received, despite instituting furlough days, pay cuts and staff reductions.
Those FAA plans include instituting furlough days for almost all employees and closing more than 100 air traffic control towers at airports with fewer than 150,000 flight operations or 10,000 commercial operations each year.
