Sentence examples for when instituting from inspiring English sources

Christ had said, "This is my body," when instituting the Eucharist, and Luther defended the literal understanding of the statement.

At Glendale Adventist Medical Center, where Mr. Reyes and nine others were overdosed, employees told state investigators that they consulted with GE last year when instituting a new procedure to get quicker images of blood flow, state records show.

When instituting an inquiry in a district, an inquisitor would normally declare a period of grace during which those who voluntarily confessed their own involvement in heresy and that of others would be given only light penances.

It is no surprise that such a one-sided policy is unsuccessful.Stephen EmmertSeattleThe new creditocracySIR – Napoleon is alleged to have remarked, when instituting the Légion d'Honneur, that "it is by such baubles that men are led" ("Going, going, gong", March 25th).

First, there is no established dose of HTS or target serum sodium when instituting therapy.

10 Therefore when instituting an AS program, a repeat biopsy is usually recommended.

It turns out that almost anything can work when instituted by a dedicated principal supported by committed teachers.

Opponents like Mr. Rowes argue that such strict rules are fine when instituted by homeowners associations, where residents "go in with their eyes wide open," but codification of a homeowner's landscaping by local governments can be "oppressive".

EN is not associated with more adverse event (infectious and poor nutrition tolerance) when instituted at temperature less than 36 °C.

Designed as a bundle, these interventions have the potential to curb the progression of illness in a patient identified at risk when instituted early.

The current platform of the Libertarian Party, for example, accommodates its anarchist contingent by stating that "governments, when instituted, must not violate individual rights".