Sentence examples for instituted over time from inspiring English sources
Those antidoping rules were instituted over time, after a doping scandal involving a top French team at the 1998 Tour embarrassed the country.
To vitiate this problem, a complex maze-like set of behaviors was instituted over time: Sacrificing softens the possibility of rejection.
During analysis, researchers sought in the first instance to provide factual descriptions of the evolution of the institute over time, including mapping financial and staffing trends, and conducting an institutional analysis of organizational structure, governance and leadership.
Administration officials today insisted that all of the changes they had instituted over the last few weeks were not only constitutional but merely a revival of powers that had been used in past times of crisis.
Medical treatment with stall rest was instituted over six weeks.
"People change over time.
"Wikipedia has, over time, instituted gradually more control because of some embarrassing incidents, particularly involving potentially libelous material, and some people get histrionic about it, proclaiming the death of Wikipedia," he said.
Environmental isolates are not routinely collected especially in endemic regions and none were collected by our partner institutes over the time period covered by this study and in fact it is surprisingly hard to isolate many bacterial agents of diarrheal disease directly from the environment except in close proximity to latrines or where people practice open defecation.
And the criticism over bank pay is especially prominent in Britain, where Barclays Capital is based and where the government instituted a one-time tax on bonuses.
A number of factors emerged from the case studies as being critical determinants of the ability of institutes to engage effectively, over time, in policy discussions.
