Sentence examples for was instituted as from inspiring English sources

In 2007 the Convocation of Anglicans in North America (CANA) was instituted as "an Anglican missionary effort in the U.S". under Peter J. Akinola, archbishop of the Church of Nigeria and a harsh vocal critic of Robinson's election as bishop.

There is a terrible irony here since this centralised method of exchanging key diplomatic communications was instituted as part of the efforts in the wake of the 9/11 attacks to get different parts of the US government machine talking to each other better.

"During apartheid, segregation of urban spaces was instituted as policy," Miller explains in a statement accompanying his series.

In a press release Cooley explained that the veto on bachelorette parties was instituted "as a sign of solidarity until marriage is legal everywhere for everyone".

The penal code, known as Article 475, was instituted as a means of protecting a rape victim's honor, according to women's right activists.

The office of President was instituted as part of an attempt to stem this decline; the first president was James H. White.

So that should be instituted as quickly as possible.

The positive laws instituted by the wise take into account the particular nature of the people for whose benefit they are instituted, as well as other circumstances.

A new form of radio broadcasting without advertisinc, called Wired Radio, is to be instituted as soon as a business upturn arrives.

The court seems to have worked better than before, and, during the next generation, several other standing criminal courts were instituted, as were occasional ad hoc tribunals, always with the same class of jurors.

Many local residents oppose the traffic changes, which have already been instituted, as well as plans to turn empty spaces along the road into parking lots, saying they will benefit the tourists to the detriment of the local residents.