Sentence examples for that instituted from inspiring English sources

In 1965 the entire system was reformed by a decree that instituted a new judicial organization.

Fidesz's leaders have condemned anti-Semitism; it was Mr Orban's government in 2001 that instituted a Holocaust memorial day.

VALLONE: In terms of a surtax, I'm the one that instituted the surtax together with Mayor Dinkins...

Importing fruit, vegetables, meat and cheeses from the EU and other countries that instituted sanctions against Russia is banned.

The analysis found that homicide rates have not declined any more in the states that instituted the death penalty than in states that did not.

A year ago, researchers at Johns Hopkins University published the results of a program that instituted in nearly every intensive care unit in Michigan a simple five-step checklist designed to prevent certain hospital infections.

Opponents have argued that caps are ineffective, and that instituting one in baseball could shortchange the players.

This suggests that turtles aggregate at foraging grounds and that instituting methods to avoid real-time turtle bycatch hotspots may further reduce turtle interactions.

OSHA says that instituting the new controls would cost businesses an estimated $511 million annually.

It happens often enough that instituting gender-segregated seating on their planes has been discussed.

Darabont felt that instituting visual maneuvers would increase the surreal atmosphere of a scene.