"I am making a demand," Mr. Cohn said, "that if any special search has to be instituted, it should be instituted now for any documents that may not have been turned over to us".
Although these revolutions were about overthrowing socialism rather than instituting it, it was hard for people on the left not be inspired by their success.
In addition, it instituted guidelines for how SAC employees interact with public company employees and use "expert network" firms.
For example, in 1986, when Congress passed the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA), it instituted provisions for a system of "employer sanctions" to penalise businesses that knowingly hire illegal aliens.
A regional energy council for the Pacific Northwest has asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to reconfigure price caps it instituted in June for wholesale electricity in 11 Western states.
The company said it instituted the policy for safety reasons and because an employee who did not speak Spanish feared that other employees were talking about her.
It instituted a system for presidential elections that combined small contributions from individuals ($1,000 or less), public financing from the taxpayers and a cap on how much the candidates could spend.
The upshot is that private property is not divinely instituted, for Marchia: it is a human introduction.
It instituted harsher punishments for repeat offenders, criminalized stalking, and identified human trafficking and acid attacks as specific offenses.
After his Hampton Court speech, his TV programme and the setting up of his institute, it did look for a moment as if there would be a grand classical revival in Britain.
