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He also says he has since instituted stricter contracting procedures.

But he acknowledged that Mr. Brown understood that information submitted on behalf of Community First "is ultimately his responsibility and has since instituted additional layers of oversight".

The bank has since instituted a complete overhaul of its management, including the appointment of former head of Credit Suisse Oswald Grübel as chief executive.

An employee first discovered a bedbug in the 137-room hotel in 2003, and Mr. Tyler has since instituted a comprehensive bedbug detection program to find the blood-sucking insects before a guest does.

Smith is one of the last remaining players from the generation that jumped straight from high school to the N.B.A.; the league commissioner David Stern has since instituted a rule preventing that.

Fiorina also said "I'm not aware of circumstances" in which the NSA surveillance revealed by Edward Snowden "went too far", although she said she agreed with "the checks and balances" Congress has since instituted on the agency, which ended bulk collection of Americans' phone records.

Since instituting that rule last month, Mr. Scanlon said, he has not had to suspend anyone.

Since instituting the K-12 Alerts system last fall, Dr. Sawyer said, he had used it at least 10 times for systemwide messages and daily for calling the parents of students who were absent.

Booker said the bank has turned away business worth £1.4bn since instituting its ethical policy in 1992, and that figure will grow as more companies are refused financing under the expanded policy.

Since instituting the program, waiver requests have dropped 39%. "It's a huge number," Largent says.

The IRS has handed out only three tax evasion-related whistleblower awards since instituting the whistleblower program in 2006.