Sentence examples for once instituted from inspiring English sources
The Vietnam War had many years left; the draft, once instituted, inspired massive student protests.
The thing about the plural voice is that, once instituted, you realize there are really no rules about what might limit its point of view.
He once instituted an Air Force survival school in the mountains near Colorado Springs to imbue pilots with the will to escape if they were shot down behind enemy lines.
I.20), but after the sacerdotia were once instituted, each college of priests — for nearly all points constituted certain corporations called collegia — had the right of filling up the occurring vacancies by cooptatio [Pontifex, p940].
Once instituted, downgrading an advisory to an alert required adequate surveillance and no evidence of ongoing transmission for at least two incubation periods after the date of onset of symptoms in the last case (for SARS, 20 days).
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As for the seven-day operation, that was inevitable too, especially once Rupert Murdoch instituted the same operation at The Sun.
In the years immediately following, North Korea once again instituted dramatic escalations of its rhetoric against the United States and South Korea, including verbal threats of missile attacks against both countries.
Likewise, once Chisholm instituted a policy that all burglary-case filings must be approved by a senior prosecutor, the disparity that led to more cases against white alleged thieves than black ones faded.
"Once they instituted that elaborate sliding scale, there was no negotiation unless maybe for the Onassis estate," said Jeffrey A. Klafter, a lawyer representing customers in some of the 40-odd class-action cases that have been filed in the last month.
When Emperor Zhezong came of age and replaced his grandmother as the state power, he favored Wang's policies and once again instituted the reforms in 1093.
