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(The British Virgin Islands government has thefinal word on this one, but the no-fly zone is instituted about four times a year, accord-ing to the resort).

The first of the modern Scottish athletic games was instituted about 90 years later at Braemar and Strathdon (the Lonach gathering).

But when it comes to Kalanick's online car service, customers have steadily attacked its surge pricing policies since they were instituted about a year ago.

Smoking bans have been instituted just about everywhere.

A more important question, she said, is what happened to the half of the CUNY students on home relief who dropped out after workfare was instituted, the group of about 5,000 students that she is just beginning to study.

In Great Britain, before the National Health Service was instituted in 1948, about half the population was privately covered.

A weekly diabetes education program with 3-4 classes a week has been instituted at our hospital since about 6 years ago.

The bans were instituted because of concerns about injuries, noise, fire and pollution, but public demand has prompted their repeal.

Mary Wittenberg, the chief executive of the New York Road Runners, which directs the marathon and 57 other races in the city, was relieved that the added costs would not be instituted immediately, but still sought clarity about the fee structure.

Charlie brought me up with him to talk about legislative solutions being instituted around the globe.

If it's instituted, the reform could raise questions about what constitutes work in and outside the newsroom.