Sentence examples for instituted to make from inspiring English sources

A two-man rule was instituted to make it more difficult for someone to use a nuclear weapon without permission.

Gardens are not the only program that jails in Texas have instituted to make good use of inmates' time.

It was instituted to make sure the costs of retirees would be covered in the face of anticipated revenue declines, but the postal unions now say that future retirees are adequately funded and that the $5.5 billion annual payment is overkill.

He says the policy was instituted to make sure the tablets were fairly distributed during a time of high demand.

Anita Ramasastry, a law professor at the University of Washington, cautions regulations will need to be instituted to make sure that insurers don't overstep into big brother territory.

The race was eventually formalized in 1969 and rules were instituted to make the Mini 500 an instant classic.

Card control is being tested by one bank chain at the moment, and it is a platform that your bank will need to institute to make the features available to you.

He became deputy chairman of the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology and helped the institute to make its transition from London to Oxford.

Mr. Francisco encourages his students at the institute to make art part of the community instead of just for themselves.

"There was still an ability within each institute to make adjustments, but, as N.I.H. director, I could not decide to emphasize cancer research and down modulate something else," Collins explained.

Prof. Gaw provided outstanding leadership for the institute for 28 years, and enabled the institute to make significant progresses and several groundbreaking discoveries in China.