Sentence examples for instituted long from inspiring English sources

Repeating a strategy that worked at Hyundai, Mr. O'Neill instituted long warranties.

This was instituted long before our study period as a governmental response to persistently long waiting lists for these patient groups over the decades.

As such many developed nations have instituted long-term measures to control the rate of change.

He instituted long-term planning, hired top managers to run the system and employed squads of cleaners to get rid of graffiti and trash, moves that increased ridership by about one-third.

In Japan, the budgetary balance of the newly instituted long-term care insurance system is endangered by increase in the mildly impaired elderly, and these findings should help determine priorities for prevention.

The current contract allows the three chains to institute long waiting periods, as well as offer a lower benefit package, for what the industry now calls second-tier workers -- those hired after the new agreement was signed.

The Obama administration has the opportunity to address this problem by instituting long-discussed remedies.

Second, France could institute long-term cultural change which it is already pursuing.

Under fire from the right (for military weakness) and the left (for military excess), he called for unity and said he would institute long-discussed -- but vaguely defined -- buffer zones to protect Israelis.

Since 1958, Project HOPE has been dedicated to developing and permanently instituting long-term solutions to pressing health problems in some of the world's poorest countries.

To describe a given date more accurately, the Maya instituted the "Long Count," a continuous marking of time from a base date.