Sentence examples for that he instituted from inspiring English sources

Tsunayoshi felt so strongly about the welfare of dogs that he instituted the Laws of Compassion to protect them.

Mr. Kelly, for his part, has said that he instituted a rigorous auditing system to maintain the integrity of the crime reporting operation.

As late as the early 90s, Cometti remained so concerned about nailing his opening lines that he instituted his own homespun autocue.

Analysts say that he instituted a cowboy culture that pitted managers against one another, did not share information with employees and forced them to battle for every last nickel of spending.

Investigators said that in contrast to better-known figures like the flamboyant John J. Gotti Sr., Mr. Massino was so obsessed with secrecy that he instituted stringent rules for Bonanno family members to avoid government detection.

Landgraf revealed that he instituted the change by sending a letter to his network's showrunners in January, urging them to diversify their pool of directors, and encouraging them reach out to FX executives for assistance in finding new and diverse talent.

He instituted policies that sought to add transparency to government.

He also closed over 100 smaller F.B.I. branch offices across the country, and for the hundreds more that he couldn't close, he instituted the rule that they be guarded around the clock by F.B.I. agents themselves (no lesser police were deemed worthy enough to be night watchmen).

It is certain that the actual awards he instituted reflect his lifelong interest in the fields of physics, chemistry, physiology, and literature.

Pledging to respond swiftly, the president said that he had instituted a rule that government officials must return calls from the state and local authorities within 15 minutes.

As I mentioned in my last press conference -- I will mention this again -- I am impressed by the fact that he has instituted tax reform, a flat tax.