Sentence examples similar to once instated from inspiring English sources

Once the drachma had been instated, it would likely tumble against the euro, meaning the government would have to print even more to keep up.

Portland has already instated similar measures.

When Twitter instated its "country-withheld content" policy, it broke open the floodgates.

By 2012, Coachella had become so popular that Goldenvoice instated a second weekend of the festival.

I have instated a wind-down hour before bedtime in which the phone is firmly it its charging station.

This policy, Ezequiel explains, is a way of preventing the nepotism that plagued their society before the Process was instated.

The imperial civil service exam, instated in 605 A.D., persisted in some form until the twentieth century.

Paul Muldoon, our poetry editor, writes: It's a thrill to see W.S. Merwin instated as Poet Laureate of the United States.

This long predates the Islamic Republic, and its roots may go back longer than clerical establishment instated by the Safavids.

(One can only imagine what laws we would have instated had organized terrorists instead of random terror killed so many).

When Manhattan's grid plan was instated, historical records show that citizens found the lack of place names disorienting.