Sentence examples for it's instituted from inspiring English sources

While it's instituted a review process for site owners, pages that have been autoflagged will continued to be blocked by a content filter.

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

There's no doubt that the Islamic State is an awful and terrifying organization: It's instituted extremely harsh Sharia law in the territory it's conquered, it's reportedly forced women into sexual slavery, and it has notoriously beheaded Western journalists and aid workers on camera.

The United States International Trade Commission has just announced that it's instituting an investigation into Apple, based on a complaint that HTC brought against it earlier this month.

She became the first ever recipient of the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, the country's highest award for films, when it was instituted in 1969.

In California, the state's Academic Performance Index, which has been repeatedly altered since it was instituted in 1999, has been criticized by some parents and business leaders as inscrutable.

The New York Stock Exchange-listed limited partnership has raised its dividend in each of the nine quarters since it was instituted and, caught in a bout of hedge fund selling, is currently yielding 9.3%.

It was instituted by Mikhail Gorbachev in the late 1980s and began the democratization of the Soviet Union.

Some opponents object to the fact that it was instituted without public announcement or comment.

It was instituted in September 1960 to make loans on more flexible terms than those of the World Bank.

It is the first time the cap has decreased since it was instituted for the 1984-85 season.