Sentence examples for to be instituting from inspiring English sources
"This so boggles the mind that one wonders whether we ought to be instituting some mental competency test to people before they announce they're running for president," Mr. Austin said.
Moreover, infection control policies are yet to be instituted properly in most of the hospitals and medical institutions of Nepal.
"I'm happy that it's going to be instituted.
The new restrictions began to be instituted Saturday on flights from Canada and Europe to the United States.
"Once you put these things on track, they have to be instituted," she said.
The changes are scheduled to be instituted incrementally over seven years, an agonizingly slow pace for impatient investors.
Improvements in health care that Mr. Lagos promised on the campaign trail two years ago have yet to be instituted.
Mr. Thompson would also like national standards and curriculums that focus on real-world experiences to be instituted.
A low-cost ground and flight vehicle test program for durable rocket systems needs to be instituted instead.
Successful models exist in Sweden and in Germany, and need to be instituted in countries such as the UK.
"I am making a demand," Mr. Cohn said, "that if any special search has to be instituted, it should be instituted now for any documents that may not have been turned over to us".
