Sentence examples for it is instituting from inspiring English sources
The repression has hardly let up ever since, even as the kingdom says it is instituting reforms.
The federal agency that oversees railroad safety says it is instituting new procedures to identify railroads that fail to report fatal grade-crossing accidents promptly, as required by federal regulations.
A16 New Rules for Rail Safety The federal agency that oversees railroad safety says it is instituting new procedures to identify railroads that fail to report fatal grade-crossing accidents promptly.
It is instituting an American-style "no-fly" list, and has suspended flights to London by Yemen's national carrier.Osama bin Laden himself, if one believes an audio message aired by the al-Jazeera network, has reappeared to hail the "hero" Mr Abdulmutallab.
Porn website xHamster has just announced it is instituting what it calls the "Brock Turner Rule," blocking any videos depicting rape or non-consensual sex acts from being uploaded.
In a concession of sorts to the owners' concerns, the commission is expected to study the effect of the Web database one year after it is instituted.
Lacan takes this law of kinship (dictating desire and its limits) to be fundamentally co-terminous with the order of language since it is instituted through a symbolic articulation.
Typically, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is only successful if it is instituted within 5 min after the heart stops beating.
It is important that if HbA1c units are altered, the modification should be coordinated so that it is instituted throughout the entire country to avoid having different units used in a single country.
Although McNeil said early this year that it was instituting a comprehensive plan to improve its manufacturing and quality control systems — including the temporary closure of a plant in Pennsylvania for an upgrade — some manufacturing problems have continued.
Early in 2007, Wimbledon announced that it was instituting equal prize money for men and women across competitions.
