Sentence examples for previously instituted from inspiring English sources

"Any blocks you had previously instituted are still in effect".

This basically amounts to a slap on the wrist for the company, which previously instituted a program called "the Macro" that helped it skirt regulatory requirements in order to grow more quickly.

All this serves -- on top of the previously instituted reduction of CET days -- as an expression of the Paris newsroom's willingness to stand by the IHT and help it financially.

34% of respondents would change a do-not-resuscitate order that had been previously instituted.

In 92% of patients, sedation was started upon admission or previously instituted sedation was continued in the ICU; 76% of patients received opiods.

The Retrovirus Epidemiology Donor Study Allogeneic Donor and Recipient (RADAR) repository, which was previously instituted in the blood transfusion community, could serve as an example of potentially effective surveillance linking organ donors and recipients (40 ).

Dose modifications were instituted as previously described (Sumpter et al, 2005).

A full cytopathological review to distinguish immunophenotype and cytogenetic characteristics was instituted as previously described [ 19, 23].

Today the Israelis began instituting previously announced "closed military zones," up to a mile wide, along portions of the boundary with the West Bank.

We previously found tumour MRE11 expression to be predictive of survival following RT in MIBC, and this was independently validated in a separate institute.

Previously, research institutes received government support to cover things such as upkeep of buildings and utility bills, but that could now stop, as will the government's so-called state targeted programs, which single out certain areas for direct financial support.