Sentence examples for is instituting from inspiring English sources
verb
To begin or initiate (something); to found.
- He instituted the new policy of having children walk through a metal detector to enter school.
"Our priority is instituting m.p.g.
New Labour is instituting a similar tyranny of distrust.
In recognition of this, she is instituting a buyback scheme.
Another important step is instituting programs that continue those conversations even after an error occurs.
The Times is instituting a round of 100 job cuts, led first by buyout offers.
She is instituting new rules to keep her home computer virus-free.
The repression has hardly let up ever since, even as the kingdom says it is instituting reforms.
The United Kingdom is instituting a new policy this month to promote more shared leave between mothers and fathers.
Traditionally, an RPL evaluation is instituted after the third miscarriage.
Moreover more companies are instituting automatic enrollment.
These professional managers are instituting systems.
