Sentence examples for may be instituted from inspiring English sources

Most departments that garnered a 5 or 5* will receive the money they expect, although caps may be instituted for institutions with many departments that suddenly jumped to top rankings.

Random searches of other rail passengers may be instituted.

Although the current scandal has tarnished the mutual fund industry, there are some indications that changes may be instituted quickly.

Proceedings to collect the moneys ordered to be paid may be instituted by the Attorney General in any United States district court.

Where the latter feature exists, safeguards may be instituted to prevent its abuse by enterprises that split into nominally independent corporations without giving up unified control.

Small wonder that Congress insists that such "reforms" as replacing aggressive programs with less vigorous ones may be instituted only by directors nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate.

In a related story, the TSA announced that passengers will now be required to wear their underwear on the outside, and may be instituting other of Mel Brooks' suggestions.

Update: The health minister of France, Marisol Touraine, announced on Sunday April 12th that she may be instituting changes in the questionnaire provided to potential blood donors, declaring that ""It is not acceptable that sexual orientation is seen as an exclusion criterion".

The plan faces tough sledding in Congress, although it may still be instituted by a presidential decree.

Still, the team's grade-point average has improved, Caldwell said, and he is optimistic that a student fee may soon be instituted, helping to fund athletics.

This proposal has not yet been (and may never be) instituted, but it has raised the problem of replication to salience, and a related project has taken off.