Sentence examples for instituted to try from inspiring English sources

Under the ʿAbbāsid caliph al-Maʾmūn, this doctrine of the created Qurʾān was proclaimed (827) as the state dogma, and in 833, a miḥnah or tribunal was instituted to try those who disputed the doctrine (notably the theologian Aḥmad ibn Ḥanbal); the Muʿtazilī position was finally abandoned by the caliphate under al-Mutawakkil c. 849.

Financial problems were also grave; fines, confiscations, and a state lottery were instituted to try to alleviate the deficit.

In 1984, a new system of paying hospitals for Medicare patients was instituted to try to hold down costs.

And he is working with the only two members of his team remaining at the institute to try to increase the amount of iron in rice in order to combat anemia, another scourge of people who subsist on a diet of rice and little else.

Spurred by alarming research, the National Football League has introduced new rules on managing concussions and tried to eliminate particularly dangerous tackles, and colleges and high schools have instituted protocols to try to protect student athletes, like taking players out of games after worrisome impacts.

The European Commission, the governing body of the European Union, has instituted quotas to try to even out the academic gender gap in Europe, where only 18percentt of full professors are female.

Thailand today abandoned a two-tier system for foreign exchange that it instituted last May to try to reduce speculative pressure on its baht currency.

I was unsure which would be the better course: to take Zobair to the institute or to try to get him back into Craig Joint Theater Hospital at Bagram.

The institute decided to try and get states to make laws requiring that, before graduating, students pass a version of the exam given to aspiring citizens before they are naturalized.

A product patent on Dolly herself would be useful only if the institute wanted to try to sue a company that managed to create cloned mammals by some other technique.

The agreement is seeking to institute regular reviews to try to increase the ambition of national commitments over time.