Should we institute that jurisprudence for murder?
Imagine if Golub instituted that policy at American Express.
I personally would like to see someone go to prison every time one of us is required to learn a new acronym: if we'd instituted that after the Libor scandal, would there ever have been a Forex?
You could institute that gradually.
Now if I could only try to institute that before 2017.
Some 15 years ago, we instituted a policy that guarantees our students will graduate in four years, study abroad and have an internship or undergraduate research experience.
"If we instituted universal background checks, that would cut down the number of kitchen-table dealers and of course benefit places like Walmart," said Josh Sugarmann, executive director of the Violence Policy Center, a nonprofit that lobbies for gun control.
During the time I was president of Harvard, we instituted a policy that if the university outsourced a function like, for example, janitorial services or cafeteria services, those to whom it outsourced had to pay the same wages that the university paid.
With suppliers, we instituted a requirement that they report emissions as part of their business review process last year.
"There have been claims by various proponents of state legislation and immigration reform that if we institute these laws that would just get rid of all of our undocumented workers, that our unemployment problem would go away, that the unemployment rate would just plummet," Hotchkiss told the Richmond Times-Dispatch in a video interview on Wednesday.
Perhaps this is what prompted Fehr to tell the senators, "I believe that the program that we instituted has had some effect".
