Sentence examples for instituted you from inspiring English sources

Chuck Farmer, the group's vice president of research, said a study from Montgomery County, Maryland, found that when speed cameras were instituted "you immediately see a reduction in people speeding; 80percentt in the first few months.

The thing about the plural voice is that, once instituted, you realize there are really no rules about what might limit its point of view.

Good Money Karma works like this: if you had a good financial plan and instituted it, you probably have enough.

Rachel Maddow tackled voter suppression in North Carolina Thursday night, focusing on one town's "dangerous, million-step process, newly instituted for you to exercise a right that used to be really easy".

"When you institute mass screening, you're making a collective decision that this is a good thing".

"It's a mental institute you need," explains one man.

So with the institute, you have to commit to six hours.

Make sure to get the art regularly appraised and keep the right records: According to the institute, you should "regularly get the items appraised to substantiate their financial value".

"If you look at divestment and look at the profile of the institute, you will come to the conclusion as an objective observer that it really does not have much relevance at the IOR," Hohenberg said.

"And what's heartbreaking about that is that if you go into somewhere like Feltham Young Offenders Institute, you'll see rows and rows of kids who genuinely have no idea what they're in for, let alone why they have got a sentence of 20 years just for standing around at the scene of an offence.

"If you don't have parity and you have a heavily managed system," said Dr. Regier of the American Psychiatric Association's research and education institute, "you have a double whammy against patients: not only higher co-payments and restrictions, but also the gantlet of medical necessity determinations and more frequent reviews that come with management".