Sentence examples for instituting from inspiring English sources

But the scope for this can be broadened to some extent by the use of innovative arrangements such as the "Tobin tax" on international financial transactions, and by instituting special drawing rights linked to, but independent of, international financial institutions, for expanding "public goods" (as has recently been proposed by George Soros).

Meanwhile, Hungary's president has called Russia a model for political development and began mimicking Putin's policies by instituting reforms that many call anti-democratic, imposing greater state involvement in key sectors of the economy, promoting government based on "Christian values" and claiming to be the protector of ethnic Hungarians in other countries.

The government responded by instituting martial law, causing the football league to be suspended.In this section Unfriended Springtime for them too?

So "there's no point in instituting a new business model unless it's…game changing .Message in the madness"When the going gets tough, the tough don't skimp on their ad budgets Knowledge@WhartonSeveral Wharton academics warn companies against cutting their advertising budgets in a downturn.

Eventually, the increasingly personal nature of these attacks pushed the party into instituting disciplinary hearings.

In response, the National Basketball Association did the NCAA's bidding by instituting new rules requiring its players to be at least 19 and one year removed from high school.

Mr Matolcsy and Viktor Orbán, the prime minister, wanted to add to demand by instituting a flat tax, plugging the revenue gap with a windfall tax on banks.

In its day Britain ran a quarter of the globe and ran it well, the thinking goes, instituting the rule of law, improving education and so forth.