Sentence examples for were instituted from from inspiring English sources

Restrictions on its use were instituted from the inception of the republic.

It was in Scottish universities in the 18th century that the study of English literature began, and it was in Scotland that the multi-volume series of pocket-sized English poets were instituted, from which the Penguin, Everyman and Oxford World's Classics are directly descended.

After the procedure, because of the poor contraction of the right ventricle, weaning from CPB failed and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) was instituted, from which he was weaned on postoperative day 11.

A study was instituted, from October 2005 to July 2006, to record the vegetation composition and productivity of phumdis in areas of ranging thickness, water depth and soil pH, accumulating data in both summer and winter.

A paper-based and computerized medical record system was instituted from the start of the pilot program.

Although our estimates may not be as high as 2.0%, and even though the unbiased cCFR estimate for the USA is a likely overestimation (see below), we should emphasize that antiviral treatment and other medical interventions have been instituted from the beginning of this pandemic.

19 Training was instituted from 2008 through a series of bespoke accreditation workshops with hands-on teaching and assessment, and the promotion of evidence-based protocols and best practice guidelines.

Based on these findings, the so-called warm ischemic time (WIT), resulting from the addition of "no-flow" and "low-flow" periods until the beginning of in-hospital preservation techniques that were instituted, ranged from 120 to 150 minutes.

In many communities, curbside collection programs have been instituted for collecting recyclables from households for transfer to material recovery facilities.

After fumigation of the room and repair of the broken floor, other measures were instituted to prevent rodents from entering the inhabited areas.

Now that this consistent pattern of independence has been instituted, departing from it should be politically costly.