Sentence examples for the instituting of from inspiring English sources

The instituting of specific regulations, however, has been mired in federal bureaucracy.

They may be authorized to infringe citizens' property rights and restrict their freedom of action in many different ways, ranging from the quarantining of infectious persons to the instituting of criminal proceedings for nonpayment of taxes.

The historic mission of P.E., dating back to the nineteenth century and the instituting of public school athletic leagues, is to promote teamwork, fellowship, and healthy habits that will last a lifetime.

He had already arranged a good temporary placement at one of the institutes of the Academy of Sciences.

The institute of speleology was the first of its kind in the world.

From 1969 to 1978, she was the director of the institute of cell biology at the National Council of Research in Rome.

The institute of military justice filed a brief opposing the administration's position in that case, too.

The institute of medicine estimates that around 100,000 people a year in the US are killed by medical error.

Indians followed the American elections closely, said the Rev. Lawrie Ferrao, director of the institute of communications at the college.

The Institute of Peace is like the Marine Corps or special forces for foreign affairs and peace-building.

The plates were placed in the growth chambers of the institute of Crop Sciences, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences in Beijing.