Sentence examples for instituted to guide from inspiring English sources

While the IMF was instituted to guide members and provide a short-term financing window for recurrent balance of payments deficits, the IBRD was established to serve as a type of financial intermediary for channeling global capital toward long-term investment opportunities and postwar reconstruction projects.

Specific protocols should be instituted to manage this event and a 'communication guide' as used in the trial should be with the family until CPR is terminated.

Ms. Zuk also instituted a master plan to guide its development well into the future; added the very popular, exuberant Japanese tree peony collection; and expanded the ornamental orchid display, among other things.

There is a need for establishing cost effectiveness analysis institutes in SSA to guide research involving CEA and also carry out capacity building activities.

This may start by establishing a think tank comprised of key actors in health care decision making and experts in local institutions such as the economic policy research center in Uganda, the Kenya Medical Research Institute, and the Botswana institute of social policy to guide capacity building for CEA in SSA.

James D. Wolfensohn, the World Bank official who is chairman of the institute's board of trustees, said that his "tenure has been marked both by his ability to guide this institution in productive and exciting new directions, and his ability to further strengthen the unique opportunities the institute offers".

The White House wanted to eliminate all funding for the United States Institute of Peace and its mission to "guide peace talks and advise governments; train police and religious leaders; and support community groups opposing extremism".

This lecture, and several essays written by Horkheimer in the early 1930s, would develop a conception of interdisciplinary social research that was meant to guide the activities of the institute during Horkheimer's tenure as director.

Beginning in the early 1990s, Ghana instituted a partnership between applied health researchers and administrators to develop an action-oriented research agenda to guide health sector reform by resolving policy debates.

The development of strong in-country analytical and research capacity to guide health policy development is critical, yet many health policy analysis institutes remain very fragile.

The institute does not issue a number to any animal study, but there is an ethical committee to guide animal use.