Sentence examples for institutes a system from inspiring English sources

Markin's suit asked not for money but for an injunction against Match.com to prevent it from signing up any new members until it institutes a system for background checks.

The bill institutes a system of portable registration, so that when voters move they can still cast a ballot which will count.

Republican conservatives have constructed a vast and effective communication system, with think tanks, framing experts, training institutes, a system of trained speakers, vast holdings of media, and booking agents.

First, conservatives have an extensive, but not obvious communications system, with many think tanks, framing experts, training institutes, a system of spokespeople linked by talking points, and bookers booking their people not just on radio and TV, but in lots of civic venues.

So it instituted a system called Social Security.

The state should institute a system of presumptive parole.

Companies should use demand indicators to improve forecasts and institute a system for tracking forecasting errors.

Since the lawsuit was filed, both Newsday and The Times have instituted a system of formal contracts for freelancers.

The second is to institute a system for tracking forecasting errors.

To guard against abuse of powers, Darius instituted a system of controls over the satrap.

During the presidential campaign, Clinton promised to institute a system of universal health insurance.