He himself was responsible for attacking the evils of "sweated" labour by setting up trade boards with power to fix minimum wages and for combating unemployment by instituting state-run labour exchanges.
He also instituted state monopolies on tobacco and salt, which, in the case of the latter commodity, resulted in the quadrupling of the duty exacted.
In the past, the center has defended causes as varied as the right of street artists to peddle outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art and challenged the firing or demotion of African-American and Latino teachers who failed to pass a newly instituted state teacher exam.
Since horses were such a vital component of most armies in early modern Europe, many instituted state stud farms to breed horses for the military.
By 1935 a so-called "10 am policy" was instituted, stating that all fires reported should be gone by that time the next day.
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Chandler reverted to his familiar campaign themes, charging the Combs administration with wasting state funds in the construction of a floral clock at the state capitol and denouncing Combs for re-instituting the state sales tax.
After approximately 1,000 pro-Morsi protesters were killed in mid-August by security forces, the government instituted a state of emergency and put the country under a curfew.
However, in October 1953 the colonial British government suspended the constitution and instituted a state of emergency.
Seven of those people remain free, including an outspoken senator, Miriam Defensor Santiago, who protested that Mrs. Arroyo had actually instituted a "state of virtual martial law".
