But exactly this sort of inquiry is instituted each time such a disaster occurs.
Those antidoping rules were instituted over time, after a doping scandal involving a top French team at the 1998 Tour embarrassed the country.
Such measures, had they been instituted some time ago, could have prevented Adam Lanza's mother from obtaining 30-round magazines.
To vitiate this problem, a complex maze-like set of behaviors was instituted over time: Sacrificing softens the possibility of rejection.
Early identification of chronic hypertension among these women during follow-up might prevent or reduce its long-term complications if relevant interventions to decrease or avert associated renal or cardiovascular damage are instituted in time.
But, a day after the latest redundancies, it was postponed for a year, allowing the institute time for a "realignment of its objectives for 2014", amid reports it had bitten off more than it could chew and had heavily overspent on Ajyal.
"Wikipedia has, over time, instituted gradually more control because of some embarrassing incidents, particularly involving potentially libelous material, and some people get histrionic about it, proclaiming the death of Wikipedia," he said.
It is not hard to find parallels between the concepts expressed in this Constitution and those of the Charter of Medina, instituted at the time of the Prophet Muhammad -- nor indeed between both these documents and the American Constitution.
The repressive policies instituted at this time would continue for 20 years.
