Sentence examples for not instituting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arrigoni's killers posted a video showing him bloodied and blindfolded while scrolling text denounced Hamas for not instituting Islamic law in Gaza.

The NSW Farmers Association president accused the government of failing to apply the water trigger law properly by not instituting a fresh scientific investigation by the Independent Expert Scientific Committee IESCC) which assesses large mining projects.

Definition: The act of inducing player behavior not by giving a reward, but by not instituting a punishment.

Although the reason for not instituting empiric treatment was not evaluated, we believe it has occurred at least in part, due to the delay in blood culture positivity.

A lack of intensive care beds to allow preoperative admission may be responsible for not instituting GDT; however, a study from York, UK, found that preoperative GDT did not increase overall intensive care use [ 5].

Do something about not instituting a system to catch food going off in the first place and put a system into place!

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.

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

Why not institute a sleep break just as we have a lunch break during the workday?

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