Sentence examples for to be instated from inspiring English sources

If this were to be instated, it would give Labour MPs a free vote should Cameron ask MPs to back a bombing campaign in Syria.

The officially sanctioned recall program is to be instated on the 21st.

Recently, they've been receiving more than 200 applicants per year which meant some criteria needed to be instated.

The system is designed for two Etoiles to be instated at the same time in order to work as a team.

Realization that the events of that fateful day, and the fear they induced, set the wheel in motion for America to allow the Patriot Act to be instated, and to reelect George W. Bush, and all that those events entailed, adds further grimness still.

Realisation that the events of that fateful day, and the fear they induced, set the wheel in motion for America to allow the Patriot Act to be instated and to reelect George W Bush, and all that those events entailed, adds further grimness still.

However, the same common pool of professional nurses feeding the public sector also feeds the private and non-governmental sectors and one can, therefore, expect that competitive countermeasures will be instated to secure a sufficient professional nurse workforce for the private sector's local and overseas enterprises.

This was done to simplify the algorithm during development, but should now be instated.

"I urge the admin to halt enforcement of this order until a more thoughtful and deliberate policy can be instated," Dent, a Trump critic who represents a large Syrian community, told The New York Times' Jonathan Martin.

He will be instated alongside Catholic clergymen from all over the world, including Archbishop Pietro Parolin, from Italy, who is also the Vatican's Secretary of State.

"Building a legal taxi service is no Silicon Valley business model that can be instated in a rush.