Sentence examples for instituted these programmes from inspiring English sources
Managers who've instituted these programmes then find themselves tasked with a job more akin to that of a kindergarten teacher overseeing a room of toddlers — monitoring their (grown up) team's midday sleep and relaxation habits.
When the national programme was instituted, these sites were not only able to provide a practical demonstration of "intervention-system fit"; they also established a programme style of bottom-up initiative and problem solving.
In the last quarter of 2014, the Ministry of Local Government instituted the programme called National Sanitation Day which takes place first Saturday of every month in all the ten regions in Ghana.
In any discussion regarding the necessity for CAD, the ultimate goals of a screening programme must be taken into consideration balanced against the cost of instituting the programme.
The adoption of the idea was normally formalised as a commitment by senior management, a clinician, or a group of clinicians and was facilitated by using existing meetings and communication channels to get people on board and institute the programme.
The Bay Area transit police took part in a similar initiative in 2011 after a couple of high-profile shootings of civilians by cops, and San Jose and Oakland police have instituted pilot programmes as well.
The minister instituted political education programmes in the army, which were meant to spread leftist ideology.
Additionally, with the introduction of the HSMR, many facilities and regions instituted programmes to improve overall clinical documentation.
Few countries in sub-Saharan Africa appear to have instituted programmes to cater for the counseling, support and antiretroviral treatment needs of health workers.
As Reichs Governor of Austria, Seyss-Inquart instituted a programme of confiscating Jewish property.
"Cohen," Stolar says, "instituted a programme directed at the Muslim community to develop confidential informants [CIs] and undercover agents.
