Sentence examples for when it was instituted from inspiring English sources

The biggest changes relate to the state time limit, the 21-month cap on benefits that was one of the shortest in the nation when it was instituted in 1995.

Chávez also says that market-driven arrangements like NAFTA (which when it was instituted in Mexico gave rise, in part, to the Zapatista insurgency) serve mainly to benefit the "global hegemony" of the United States while not adequately addressing Latin America's basic problems.

"I'm not sure when it was instituted and why.

She became the first ever recipient of the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, the country's highest award for films, when it was instituted in 1969.

Before joining Tate Modern, he spent eight years at the helm of Munich's Haus der Kunst, where he won much praise for his combining of fine art with architecture, fashion design and film, as well as for rescuing the house from the curse of its past when it was the institute that Hitler used to gather what he considered to be the best of German art.

Ms. Borakove said she did not know how the error with Mrs. Lendof's case was detected, but when it was, the office instituted a system that now requires all computer entries of case numbers to be double-checked.

When it was an institute of legal education, it enforced the odd practice of fining a student when he got something wrong: a halfpenny for a defective word, a farthing for a defective syllable and a penny for an improper word.

When Medicaid was instituted, many states adopted similar eligibility definitions.

Measurements and Main Results: When OLV was instituted, there was a significant decrease in mean arterial blood pressure.

Prokinetic use and vomiting were not increased when nutrition was instituted at temperature <36 °C as compared as ≥36 °C (respectively, 27.2% at 36 °C vs 27.3%, p = 0.99; 34 vs 33%, p = 0.87).

The best results with extracorporeal CPR (ECPR) have been obtained so far in neonates and children when ECPR was instituted during in-hospital cardiac arrests that had short response times.