Sentence examples for were instituted in from inspiring English sources

Sanitation improvements were instituted in border markets, schools, institutions, and mass gatherings.

Nevertheless, market-wide U.S. circuit breakers were instituted in 1988.

Engineering courses began in 1873, and four-year engineering programs were instituted in 1920.

In 1906 a constitution and a parliament (the Majles) were instituted in Iran.

Three classes of knights were instituted in 1815 to commemorate the end of the Napoleonic Wars.

They were instituted in 2005, after a labor dispute forced the cancellation of an entire hockey season.

When the laws were instituted in 1973, Governor Rockefeller called them "the toughest antidrug program in the nation".

As was the usual Frankish practice, border provinces (Marken, or marches) were instituted in the newly won southeastern territories.

Dionysus sent Hypsipyle's sons, Euneos and Thoas, to rescue her from the ensuing danger; the Nemean Games were instituted in memory of the dead child.

It was not until free MetroCard transfers between subways and buses were instituted in 1997 and the unlimited-ride cards were introduced on July 4 , 1998 that the passes fully realized their power to transform the transit system.

And the increases in the cost of medical insurance -- which paused briefly as reforms were instituted in managed care -- have resumed their climb and are threatening not only state budgets but the entire American automobile industry.