Sentence examples for instituted it in from inspiring English sources

The South Orangetown schools instituted it in the early 1980's to offset socioeconomic differences in area villages.

A society that flees difference and pretends we are all just the same may have outlawed intolerance in one form, and yet instituted it in other ways.

It was a full-blooded refutation of the Black Arts Movement's down-with-honky, misogynistic approach, which still held sway over black playwrights and directors more than twenty years after Amiri Baraka had instituted it, in 1965.

For a decision to be just, not only must a judge follow a rule but also he or she must "re-institute" it, in a new judgment.

The Confederacy instituted its draft in 1862.

If the state, by reason of the fact that it was not a party to the litigation, is not bound by the decree, it is manifestly free to litigate its claim to the taxes in the proceeding it has instituted in its own court.

CELEBRITY TAX This was first proposed in 1913, when the income tax was instituted, but it died in congressional committee as a result of furious elbow-grabbing by the Vaudeville lobby.

"The teaching activity was undertaken because the brothers were so directed by the institute; it was in furtherance of the mission of the institute and the manner in which the brother teachers were obliged to conduct themselves was dictated by the institute's rules.

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.

When Minnesota fired its basketball coach and athletic director, among others, in the wake of an academic fraud scandal in 1999, it instituted a change in the administrative hierarchy.

For its part, Hess has argued that a plan it instituted in 2010 is finally bearing fruit, even as it replaced a number of incumbent directors.