Sentence examples for it institutes from inspiring English sources

Politics, as Žižek understands it, is a rare and splendid thing: no actions are genuinely political unless they are revolutionary, and revolution is not revolution unless it institutes "true change" – the kind of comprehensive makeover that "sets its own standards" and "can only be measured by criteria that result from it".

It institutes oversight committees with members drawn from mine management and citizens' groups.

However, this regulation doesn't ban anything — it institutes a nudge toward portion control.

Sysco tracks the group's satisfaction scores, and when they dip, it institutes immediate improvements to get them back on track.

If it institutes such a provision, investors seeking speedier trades could use rival electronic trading platforms, taking market share away from the Big Board.

Africa will become rich when it institutes the rule of law and the protection of individual rights of its own free will.

I had seen this company buy other businesses, and I had seen it institute its own systems immediately.

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.