Sentence examples for was instituted between from inspiring English sources

Following the initial Japanese submarine attacks, a convoy system was instituted between Australian ports, and by the end of the war the RAAF and RAN had escorted over 1,100 convoys along the Australian coastline.

A balance was instituted between the conservatives and the reformers and this was seen in the Ten Articles, the first attempt at defining the beliefs of the Henrician Church.

Cattle ranching was instituted later.

"The Dartmouth Conference was instituted several years ago," he explained.

The station manager program was instituted last summer by the president of the Transit Authority, Alan Kiepper.

The waiver was instituted last year by the previous police commissioner, Bernard B. Kerik, who does not have a college degree.

Heffner was skeptical, but Spielberg did work to get a new category, PG-13 (parents strongly cautioned), which was instituted two years later.

A European player has never won the FedEx Cup tournament, which was instituted seven years ago and lavishes the champion with a $10 million bonus.

Once a destination favored by generations of Brooklyn couples, the wooded area has recently become a haven for prostitution, and a strict 9 p.m. curfew was instituted late last year.

Ten members of the I.O.C. have resigned or have been removed from their positions, and a series of reforms was instituted last December.

The previous method, which was instituted last June, involved following the brand, receiving a DM that took you to another page, asking for your age and then kicking you back and allowing you to follow.