Sentence examples for measures instituted from inspiring English sources

In the spot, he explains air travel security measures instituted after Sept. 11 and urges Americans to travel.

Although the general measures instituted were of some benefit no definite effect of any of the specific measures on the course of the disease could be demonstrated.

The prison population has grown exponentially since 1970 due to the war on drugs, minimum sentencing laws, and other crime control measures instituted in the 1980s and 1990s.

Any emergency measures instituted on the day after should be temporary, to be reviewed and curtailed as soon as the crisis ends.

Here, we report improvement achieved from low-cost, low-technology measures instituted within a tertiary-care academic medical center/Level I trauma center.

It was part of a series of cost-cutting measures instituted by Variety's president, Neil Stiles, who took over in 2008.

In order to do so, state governments have to take extreme measures, instituting deep cuts that often hurt a diversity of residents.

In one building, some windows remain cemented over, a security measure instituted by the Nazis.

An efficiency and cost-saving measure instituted by Clay last fall was the "floating collection," in which no book or other item is assigned permanently to a branch.

Mr. Orban had argued it was part of a general austerity measure instituted for a wide swath of public officials, including himself.

What if death wasn't a foregone conclusion, but rather a sort of measure instituted to ensure a single generation wouldn't suck down all the resources and doom the next?