Sentence examples for later instituted from inspiring English sources

McNeil later instituted a formal recall of the defective Motrin.

The International Olympic Committee later instituted what is often called the "Eddie the Eagle rule," which raised qualifying standards to help prevent silliness.

A resettlement and development plan was later instituted by the islands' government, but by the early 21st century only a handful of residents had returned.

So many producers took a writing credit as a droit du seigneur for a few consultations or suggestions that the Screen Writers Guild later instituted a rule calling for compulsory arbitration whenever a producer sought a credit.

Salzgaber wrote that the inspector general conducted an internal review of all investigations and later instituted a management shakeup.

Emerson later instituted a policy requiring EES employees wishing to work with Scientific Associates to make a written request to the president of Georgia Tech.

Mr Grade is likely to build on this work, making a number of short-term changes under what he terms the "current constitution", and later instituting a more radical agenda for change that would come about when the BBC's royal charter is renegotiated.

Later, he instituted a system of "people's committees" supposed to do away with the need for tribal authority completely.

China (and later Vietnam) instituted major economic reforms; the four economic liberalizations introduced in China under the leadership of Deng Xiao Ping included liberalization of agriculture, industry, technology, and defense and were aimed at opening the country to foreign investment, the global market, and private competition.

When the wrestling legend was forced to vacate the belt just 24 hours later, TNA instituted its "World Title Series," a unique 32-competitor round-robin style competition leading to a more standard 16-person tournament.

In 2000 its official magazine airbrushed off the tattoos from the player in its cover photo; five years later the NBA instituted a business-casual dress code that banned much of the attire its players preferred.