Sentence examples for was not instituted from inspiring English sources

The first undergraduate degree program was not instituted until 1991.

All males have had this right since 1872, but universal suffrage was not instituted until 1946.

Yet the Herean race was not part of the Olympics (they took place at another time of the year) and probably was not instituted before the advent of the Roman Empire.

Besides, the mandamus proceeding was not instituted for the recovery of any of the penalties prescribed by the state law, and therefore no judgment in that case could operate directly upon the property of the railway company or upon the persons of its officers or agents.

The organization's Marine Conservation Center at West Meadow Creek was not instituted "in recent years". Located in the organization's 88-acre Wetlands Preserve -- property that Ward Melville began acquiring in the 1960's -- the center is home to a Marine Biology Program operated by the Three Village School District.

Alan C. Milstein, Clarett's lawyer, is arguing that the N.F.L.'s age restriction rule is illegal because it was not instituted by collective bargaining, and even if it were, it should not be upheld because Clarett was not in the union that agreed to it, so he cannot be bound by it.

Wells Fargo spokesman Jason Menke said the bank was not instituting a moratorium on foreclosure sales and evictions, as other big lenders have done.

This is in contrast to the practice at our institution, where parenteral nutrition generally is not instituted until 3 to 5 days after ICU admission.

It is potentially life threatening, especially if the diagnosis is delayed and appropriate therapy is not instituted.

The Calas affair greatly strengthened the movement for criminal law reform and religious toleration in France, but the actual reforms were not instituted until the 1780s.

In England limitations on actions to recover landed property were not instituted until the 16th century and those on personal actions not until the 17th.