Sentence examples for to instituting from inspiring English sources

"Nonetheless, we are committed to instituting these changes," he said.

Fellow supermarkets Morrisons, Tesco, Lidl, Aldi and Sainsbury's have also committed to instituting the change.

His signing of those terms was seen as a humiliating capitulation, but he equivocated when it came to instituting them.

"I worry that they are not seriously committed to instituting cadaver donation," which would diminish the need to harvest organs from prisoners.

The resulting ideas have ranged from strengthening current violent crime policies to instituting a waiting period for troubled collegiate players before they can join the league.

After all, as recently as three years ago, Sepp Blatter, the head of soccer's governing body, FIFA, said he was vehemently opposed to instituting any sort of technological advances to aid in officiating the game.

The people want to institute Islamic law!

Rieger decided to institute the boycott.

The city decided to institute rolling brownouts.

ONE proposal is to institute a floating share price.

The move to institute food taxes in Hungary began ambitiously.