Sentence examples for instituted into from inspiring English sources

And…all of that work got instituted into DOC policy.

The most relevant measures will be instituted into practice and used in service monitoring and policy development in Stage 4 (and beyond, following the completion of the project).

Our results suggest that EDETEC has a high benefit-to-cost ratio in China and could be instituted into high risk areas of China.

We believe that there is still more work that needs to be performed and tangible measures that need to be instituted into the initiative, before any clear demonstrable benefit can be shown.

The process will include an assessment of the reliability and utility of specific outcome measures instituted into practice during Stage 2. The collection of specific economic data will continue in order to assess the cost implications of those policies.

Francis fell into a great depression after his failure to promote peace with the Muslims, but as Moses points out, this sadness led Francis to institute into his teachings and religious order respect for Muslims.

Therefore, intramuscular treatment with imidocarb 4 (4.0 mg/kg) was instituted, divided into two daily doses for 2 days, along with Dipyrone (25 mg/kg), every 12 h for 2 days.

As countries develop economically, compulsory schooling is extended, and selective examinations are consequently instituted for entry into upper secondary and higher education (as, for example, in South Korea and Japan).

To counter that they have instituted stopping power into the bullets.

The Health Minister also appears to have instituted some enquiries into the cases.

Any necessary resuscitation management was instituted before recruitment into the study.