Sentence examples for institution of a system from inspiring English sources

In notes for a lecture to RMC Kingston in 1932, his continuing interest in the offensive merit of convoys over patrols is evident: "The institution of a system of convoy requires a reorientation of the protective forces.

Radicals saw this period, which included the 1794 Treason Trials, as "the institution of a system of TERROR, almost as hideous in its features, almost as gigantic in its stature, and infinitely more pernicious in its tendency, than France ever knew".

The report also proposes the creation of public agricultural insurance in Europe and the institution of a system of minimum compensation to farmers affected by disasters.

We then show how the institution of a feedback system can lead to sustainable market outcomes.

At the present stage of economic development, university must be entrepreneurial, i.e., direct efforts not only on conducting R&D but also on the creation of a system of institutions to commercialize the results.

Collaboration with an expert MRI radiologist may facilitate the institution of an appropriate system.

At the time, Hester was viewed as the potential saviour of an institution – and a system – on the brink of collapse.

The BCD regime failed to comply with such principles in the period prior to its avowal in November 2015, and the institution of a more adequate system of supervision as at the same date," the ruling concluded.

First stop: "Indie Sex: Censored," which moves from Eadweard Muybridge's human-motion studies of naked men and women to the 1930s Hays Code to the Motion Picture Association of America's institution of a formalized rating system in 1968 to its request at this year's Sundance Film Festival that young filmmakers create more NC-17 movies.

His remark suggested that, contrary to everybody's protests, the institution of a Lebanon-style system in which posts are shared out along sectarian lines is probably inevitable.Iraqi politicians have been claiming for weeks to be within days of breaking the deadlock.

In addition to the analysis presented here, an ongoing effort by this team of authors has resulted in the institution of a formal triage system at KATH.