Sentence examples for instituted steps from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sclafani noted that after the 2008 deaths, stricter safety and training rules were instituted, steps he credited with reducing construction fatalities to 3 in 2009 from 19 in 2008.

The CPSS has instituted steps to obtain such measures in future.

At both hospitals, nurse anaesthetists have adapted to the increased burden associated with continuous ventilation of the patient using the UAM and instituted steps to reduce fatigue during use, such as having more than one person manning every case so that fatigued persons can be relieved intermittently.

Several state correctional departments have instituted "step-down" programs to ease inmates out of solitary, into the general prison population, and eventually back into society.

The nurse is constantly present at the patient's bedside, and an experienced nurse can sense problems in the making (the sixth sense of an expert) and institute steps to avert a catastrophe.

We should institute steps to make sure that by the end of 2002, at least half of all local authorities will have found a way to make sure that families caring for orphans are able to supply them with adequate food, access to education, and basic health care.

She has also instituted Healthy Steps, a statewide initiative to combat childhood obesity, which will be overseen by her office with state agencies.

There have been no more cases since the freezer was replaced, a rigorous cleaning schedule instituted, and steps taken to reduce the possibility of any further contamination.

He said the institute first sponsored a conference there a decade ago, and as interest from local organizations in several countries grew, the institute stepped up its activities.

His party colleagues, untrammelled by his utopian vision, instituted immediate practical steps to rebuild the shattered economy.

Therefore, we chose to institute the step-up approach in both study arms.