Sentence examples for instituted in the from inspiring English sources

Drug tests instituted in the late 1990s required athletes to urinate in front of an observer.

President Clinton has described the policy, which he instituted in the first year of his presidency, as "out of whack".

If it did, as part of the agreement, a full drug policy would be instituted in the following testing year.

The Maurice Richard Trophy, instituted in the 1998-99 season, is awarded to the league's leading goal-scorer.

After mandatory busing was instituted in the 1970's, many residents sent their children to private schools.

As was the usual Frankish practice, border provinces (Marken, or marches) were instituted in the newly won southeastern territories.

The Thai alphabet (instituted in the 13th century ad) derives ultimately from the southern type of Indic script.

That process, he said, was instituted in the 1990s to reduce the agency's workload and speed approval time.

Deuteronomic Reform, great religious reformation instituted in the reign of King Josiah of Judah (c. 640 609 bc).

Mr. Rowland did not explain why the practice was instituted in the first place, but he seemed to suggest that he did not have any involvement in it.

"Potholes aren't a big part of what we do," Mr. Drda said, crediting a program of regular repaving that the state instituted in the 1980's.