Sentence examples for instituted work from inspiring English sources

While Democrats said the measure would essentially pay states to reduce enrollment, Republicans touted the supposed success of a similar policy in the 1996 "welfare reform" law, which instituted work requirements in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.

Meanwhile, Bayh has instituted work-based welfare reform and embraced conservative anti-crime measures, including capital punishment.

Tony Schwartz, CEO of The Energy Project and management guru, helps companies institute work policies and processes that first and foremost address employees' needs and values.

Six other small liberal arts colleges require all students to work on campus; the latest is Sterling College in Craftsbury, Vt., which instituted a work requirement last year.

When airlines and the F.A.A. balked, Patco leaders instituted a work slowdown, causing delays at major airports.

It remains to be seen how well a pledge, if instituted, might work, said Stephen Gillers, a professor at New York University law school.

Internal documents attest to the committee's intentions to renovate the premises and institute work programs like broom-making to keep inmates occupied.

Within the WenSDak project, several companies and research institutes work together to (further) develop several uncovered PVT collectors.

The unique cooperation between fundamental and practice based research centres and the growers is perceived as a positive factor: "Research institutes work closely together, much better than in neighbouring countries.

During the institute work sessions, students and teachers directly monitor chemical, physical, and biological parameters of a local water body, the Penobscot River, taking measurements that include pH, conductivity, temperature, and flow rate.

The state took over the railroads and instituted public-works projects in an attempt to alleviate popular distress.