Sentence examples for instituted in a from inspiring English sources

"It could be the result of the high-stakes testing that's been instituted in a lot of the states," said William Rodgers, chief economist at the Labor Department.

Mainland visitors were by far the fastest-growing group in October, up by nearly a fifth, as Hong Kong relaxed a visa quota instituted in a panic about illegal immigration after the handover.

One of the suburbs of Alexandria, the newly constructed Greek capital of Egypt, was called Eleusis after the city of Demeter in Greece, and the Eleusinian Mysteries were instituted in a Greco-Egyptian adaptation.

The 10pm to 6am window was originally instituted in a 2002 law — Jugendmedienschutz-Staatsvertrag, or Youth Media Protection Act —   that was intended to restrict adult cinemas from showing films in the day.

Mr. Higuchi said that in the last two years, when their new language policy was announced and instituted in a phased manner, there was an increase in the number of international employees.

This process can also be easily instituted in a multi-stage manner for enhanced compactness, productivity, versatility and cost-effectiveness.

Escape attempts began in October, and a procedure to count prisoners twice daily was instituted in an attempt to prevent them.

24 In the United States, a federally mandated program, iPledge has been instituted in an attempt to decrease the number of pregnancies while patients are on this medication.

In addition, he created a royal lottery, devalued metal currency, and instituted in 1710 a 10 percent tax on income.

The French health authorities instituted in 1999 a campaign to educate physicians, high-risk populations, and the public about hepatitis C (HC).

A UME administrator submits: "[T]he university has instituted, in certain areas, a policy of sympathy towards the victim".