Sentence examples for she has instituted from inspiring English sources

She has instituted need-blind admissions, filled forty-one new faculty positions, and increased faculty salaries.

The event marks one of the first changes she has instituted: openings on Sunday afternoons rather than weeknights.

She has instituted awareness campaigns, trained police on relations with the LGBT community and has lobbied politicians to legalise same-sex unions.

Besides attracting international visitors, she is also eager to serve the immediate neighborhood, and so she has instituted the "I'm a Neighbor" program, which extends free admission to any resident of Upper Manhattan.

With a Rockefeller Foundation 2010 NYC Cultural Innovation grant, she has instituted Harlem Dance Works 2.0, a dance laboratory that is essentially about creating choreography for a company that doesn't exist.

Over the three years that she has been principal, Miss Reynolds said, she has instituted a poetry program, has had teachers trained in conflict resolution, teamed up with the Ponderosa restaurant chain on a program called, "Achieving A's Pays," and even started another one to ensure the bathrooms stay clean and free of graffiti.

And she explained that she had instituted a program to teach those skills, only to have to halt it for lack of money.

She also said that she had instituted environmental monitoring by the town, in addition to the yearly environmental monitoring the county conducts on a quarterly basis under state law.

Over the past several years, she said, the district has instituted a variety of programs aimed at various populations at risk for leaving school, offering classes at alternative hours and helping students catch up on credits.

Clinton has said she'd like to increase the 10,000 cap Obama has instituted and increase it to 65,000.

Cisco has instituted a dividend.