Sentence examples for not instituted from inspiring English sources

This is in contrast to the practice at our institution, where parenteral nutrition generally is not instituted until 3 to 5 days after ICU admission.

The first undergraduate degree program was not instituted until 1991.

The state has offered funding for a pilot program, but has not instituted a giant whitewash.

Unlike the aviation industry, the shipping industry has not instituted emergency avoidance systems.

Wilson agreed with Roberts, however, on the necessity of military conscription (not instituted until 1916).

But more than a year later, the company had not instituted a single change.

All males have had this right since 1872, but universal suffrage was not instituted until 1946.

It is potentially life threatening, especially if the diagnosis is delayed and appropriate therapy is not instituted.

But in fact, Mr. Cahill knew that the charter service "had not instituted such a fee," the papers say.

The Calas affair greatly strengthened the movement for criminal law reform and religious toleration in France, but the actual reforms were not instituted until the 1780s.

In England limitations on actions to recover landed property were not instituted until the 16th century and those on personal actions not until the 17th.