Sentence examples for instituted requirements from inspiring English sources

Over the years, blogs have been censored or shut down, and several years ago the Army instituted requirements that bloggers register with their commanding officers and submit posts for review.

As a reflection of the heightened concern regarding the intrinsic effects of antihyperglycaemic agents on cardiovascular safety, in 2008, the FDA instituted requirements for the assessment of cardiovascular safety as a key component of the clinical development programs for new antihyperglycaemic agents [ 14].

The House Agricultural Committee introduced a farm bill that would institute requirements similar to the ones enacted in Wisconsin.

Bank regulators have recognized the credit risk of swaps and instituted capital requirements for them and for other off-balance-sheet activities, as part of the new risk-based capital requirements for banks.

Colorado instituted similar requirements in 1996, and officials in Texas and Florida are also weighing that approach.

But when Kentucky, New York and other states instituted strong requirements, use of the databases soared, doctor shopping declined, and overall prescribing of narcotics and other drugs fell.

Perhaps the most striking example occurred in 2011 in Texas, when legislators instituted unprecedented requirements on abortion providers and cut public funding for contraception by two thirds.

SOX instituted new requirements for public company boards, and, in 2003, the SEC approved and adopted governance-related reforms suggested by the three major U.S. stock exchanges: NYSE, NASDAQ, and AMEX.

In 1987, the IRS instituted RMD requirements to force people to withdraw money from their retirement accounts.

One agency that does demand such information is the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which sponsored Preston Brown's research at Texas Tech; it instituted these requirements in the aftermath of the explosion there, as the CSB report notes.

While Democrats said the measure would essentially pay states to reduce enrollment, Republicans touted the supposed success of a similar policy in the 1996 "welfare reform" law, which instituted work requirements in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.