Sentence examples similar to self instituted from inspiring English sources

In October, Suffolk County discovered that a self-insurance program instituted in 1992 and expected to save the county $50 million over 10 years had actually cost taxpayers $34 million more than the program it was to replace.

In the present experiment, 1-h limited-access self-administration sessions were instituted to model excessive drinking behavior in adolescent and adult Wistar rats.

We have instituted a self-imposed ban on short-plays in support of U.S. capital markets during this period of mayhem.

Recognizing improvements in technology and some conveniences afforded by self-serve, Mr. Kelly said the association would be willing to support self-service if procedures were instituted to prevent oil companies from operating as wholesalers and retailers at the same time.

No other treatment apart from self-termed "positive thinking" was instituted.

He was a close friend of Gamal Abdel Nasser and he instituted a culture of self-censorship that many feel has lasted to this day.

Furthermore, behavioral strategies, such as stress management and self-monitoring of food and exercise can be instituted.

He writes: "The founding fathers instituted gun control laws so intrusive that no self-respecting member of today's N.R.A. board of directors would support them.

By extrapolation this pathway could also be utilised by cancer cells to institute a self propagating autonomous autocrine loop.

Despite the enormous effort that has already been made to understand the biochemical and cellular mechanisms that lead to the development of immune tolerance in model systems, we do not yet understand how to re-institute immune self tolerance in individuals that have already developed autoimmune disease.

The RAD system was started in 1989 by a network of self-defense instructors who wanted to institute a national self-defense program that was easy to learn, to retain and to employ in real confrontation.