Sentence examples for that were instituted from inspiring English sources

This finding has important implications for public health policy measures that were instituted at ports of entry and educational institutions during the first wave of the pandemic.

These rites were thus affirmed by the Roman Catholic Church as sacraments that were instituted by Christ.

"The New York marketplace is not anywhere near where people estimated it would be when deregulation started five years ago because of policies that were instituted on the state level, the economy, the Enron issues and Sept. 11".

Macri has also said that he will eliminate most of the energy and public-transportation subsidies that were instituted by Cristina Kirchner and her husband, Néstor Kirchner, who was president from 2003 to 2007.

Mr. Preston pointed in particular to public health practices — like protecting water supplies, installing sewage systems and hand washing and quarantining in hospitals — that were instituted in American cities, beginning in the 1890s.

Nevertheless, many historians believe that a man named Lycurgus should be associated with the drastic reforms that were instituted in Sparta after the revolt of the helots in the second half of the 7th century bc.

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

And when they are not followed, there have to be consequences that are instituted fairly and uniformly".

They have kept a core group of players despite the salary cap that was instituted after the 2004-5 lockout.

Concerns about his safety were muted in public in deference to a media blackout that was instituted after he was kidnapped.

For a long time, Alaska Airlines has included a prayer card with in-flight meals, a practice that was instituted by a former executive.