Sentence examples for was instituting from inspiring English sources
verb
To begin or initiate (something); to found.
- He instituted the new policy of having children walk through a metal detector to enter school.
While others recognized the problem, Intelligentsia was instituting a policy for changing this.
He was instituting a sunshine policy with the North, ending a half-century of estrangement.
Early in 2007, Wimbledon announced that it was instituting equal prize money for men and women across competitions.
One of the Trump Administration's first acts was instituting a travel ban on individuals from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
He announced to the writers that he was instituting a no-interruption rule while anyone — male or female — was pitching.
General Alexander said that the agency was instituting strict new practices that amounted to "a zero-tolerance policy on getting caught".
Cattle ranching was instituted later.
The Russian Academy of Sciences was instituted in 1724.
Universal suffrage was instituted in 1948.
A local militia was instituted in 1701.
Hemofiltration was instituted coincident with intubation.
