Sentence examples for it instituted from inspiring English sources
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 XFL said yesterday that it was dropping its bump-and-run rule, which it instituted to add more hitting to its games, to inject more offense to its increasingly low-scoring games.
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.
Analysts have been watching closely to see if the company will end its practice of lifetime employment, which it instituted six decades ago.
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 an externship program for the final semester.
It instituted a special policy for a special occasion.
So it instituted a system called Social Security.
West Germany was admitted to NATO in 1954, and in 1956 it instituted the draft.
