Sentence examples for instituted them from inspiring English sources
Who instituted them, on what authority?
Each time the bean-counters identify what a Trinity Mirror spokesperson has called "savings in editorial budgets" and then instituted them, so a little bit more of the quality is lost.
Ali Hasanov, Aliyev's social and political affairs head, insisted that Azerbaijan has enjoyed press freedoms since then-President Heydar Aliyev instituted them in the 1990s.
Concerns about how sequestration would affect national security readiness have been aired since the across-the-board cuts were conceived, often by the same lawmakers who supported the law that instituted them, the Budget Control Act of 2011.
But the problem, engineers agreed, extends far beyond setting standards, to actually instituting them.
Unlike New Jersey's utility board, New York's does not approve increases before gas companies institute them.
But the Time Warner-ABC conflict proves that it is time to start declaring principles and working on instituting them.
His signing of those terms was seen as a humiliating capitulation, but he equivocated when it came to instituting them.
He said the late Cardinal John O'Connor had waged a campaign to have all the parishes institute them.
Such programs can also give the school officials who institute them a window into the challenges of increasing the number of students prepared for college.
Even as similar programs gain ground in a few other parts of the nation, where Muslim and evangelical Christians have asked school districts to institute them, the New York City program is declining.
