Sentence examples for that she instituted from inspiring English sources

The "Wednesday drawing rooms" that she instituted for the public added to her popularity.

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.

There are some rules that have been instituted that I'm not particularly in favor of.

So the law that was instituted before represents the will of the people, right?

"The few states that have instituted testing systems have set them up to fail.

But that show instituted the surcharge only after it was a huge hit.

That program, instituted last year, gathers and monitors riders' blood parameters and other biological markers.

Other colleges that have instituted such second-year kick-offs include Emory University, Pace University, Stanford University, Trinity University, the University of Denver and Yale University.

This is essentially the same rule that was instituted last year with regard to scoring plays.

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.