Sentence examples for instituted to replace from inspiring English sources

At the meeting of the Second Congress of Democratic Forces, which was held on May 26 27 at the Minsk Automotive Factory's Palace of Culture, a system of cochairs was instituted to replace the sole leadership of Alyaksandr Milinkevich.

The resulting Wheat Report of 1972 prompted the institute to replace its unpaid Accounting Principles Board with a Financial Accounting Standards Board of paid members.

Hillsdale College has named the president of a California research institute to replace the conservative college's president, who stepped down last year in a sex scandal.

There is talk of creating networks to reach out to citizen organizations, instituting primaries to replace party conferences and perhaps making more use of referendums.

It is possible that Mamertus first instituted the Minor Rogations to replace three days of pagan crop processions called the Ambarvalia.

Yale player Walter Camp, now regarded as the "Father of American Football," secured rule changes in 1880 that reduced the size of each team from 15 to 11 players and instituted the snap to replace the chaotic and inconsistent scrum.

While Chinese restaurants and hotels report drastic slowdowns in business, and a few local businesses here are instituting more teleconferencing to replace face-to-face meetings, most people here are carrying out their lives with few alterations.

Gen. Lindley accused Gen. Perez Godoy of trying to institute one-man rule to replace collective government.

The history unfolds as follows: In 2010, the state passed a law requiring school districts to institute new teacher evaluation systems to replace the thumbs-up-thumbs-down, Siskel & Ebert model that previously prevailed.

Because it was too costly to replace the VL/AC pipes, officials instituted a flushing and bleeding program in the most problematic areas to reduce levels below 40 μg/L, the suggested action guide in 1980 [ 1].

The institutes in Bangladesh and Uganda received substantial core budgetary support from donors at start-up, but when these initial grants ended, the institutes found it difficult to find alternative funding sources to replace them.