Sentence examples for instituted the idea from inspiring English sources

When Milberg was chairman of BMW he instituted the idea of building a car in 10 days, an idea that was revolutionary at the time.

In 1927, Alexander instituted "the Plan".

It didn't help that Einstein, who was then at the institute, opposed the idea of "secret war work" and feared that "the emphasis on such projects will further ideas of 'preventive' wars".

Dr. Donald M. Berwick, president of the health care institute, said the idea that schools "should give up the Krebs cycle or membrane transport" — basic biochemistry concepts — for patient safety was hard to swallow.

It has now asked for briefs, to be delivered tomorrow, offering ideas on how to institute the law.

In both instances, respected authorities instituted reasonable ideas without having the evidence to know whether their policies might backfire.

In addition, OPM instituted Idea Factory - an innovation process and tool developed with much success by the Transportation Security Administration to provide an ongoing forum for employee-driven ideas about improving the agency.

Church institute officials said the idea seemed fitting.

— "AMERICANS are obsessed with the supernatural," Jeffrey J. Kripal, a scholar of religion, told me here at Esalen, an institute dedicated to the idea that "we are all capable of the extraordinary".

The prevalence of clocks instituted more demanding ideas of punctuality and time accounting.

But as finance minister he abandoned the idea of instituting gradual reforms of the type he had been studying.