Sentence examples for it institute from inspiring English sources
I had seen this company buy other businesses, and I had seen it institute its own systems immediately.
Does it institute nationwide structural changes that curb costs and raise quality?
The measure apparently does not include a provision sought by Mr. Bingaman and others to require electricity producers to increase their use of renewable fuels, nor does it institute new auto mileage standards that advocates say could significantly lower petroleum consumption.
And why Chris Christie would endorse someone who imagines he can build a wall on our southern border ("an make the Mexicans pay for it"), institute a religion test for visitors to the US, someone who mocks the disabled, women, minorities, threatens to sue the press... it's beyond my senses to understand why Chris Christie or anyone else would choose that team.
But her enthusiasm for the ensuing Castro regime did not last when it instituted its program of nationalizing businesses.
In 1970 it instituted its voluntary-price system at the suggestion of an honorary trustee, an investment banker, who got the idea from church bazaars.
The step came just three months after the Fed had closed its swap lines, which it instituted during the crisis sparked by the collapse in U.S. mortgage securities.
For its part, Hess has argued that a plan it instituted in 2010 is finally bearing fruit, even as it replaced a number of incumbent directors.
So it instituted a system called Social Security.
So it instituted an externship program for the final semester.
