Sentence examples for which instituted from inspiring English sources
The 1997 tax law, which instituted the changes, called for the gradual phase-in.
Within months, Army units were receiving a "Revised Program of Instruction," which instituted many of Marshall's doctrines.
In 2000, Congress reined in prosecutors with the Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act, which instituted a number of changes.
Further complicating this year's budgeting is the recent Metropolitan Transportation Authority bailout, which instituted a payroll tax that includes school districts.
Britain was also admired for the courageous decision to open its labour market to the new members immediately – unlike Germany and France, which instituted transitional arrangements.
He stepped aside in 1988 in the face of a nationwide popular uprising that was violently crushed by the military, which instituted the current, equally repressive government.
Based on those meetings, he opted to take the document through MIT's Committee on Graduate Programs, which institutes and oversees policies and procedures related to graduate education.
He ended up taking the result to MIT's Committee on Graduate Programs, which institutes and oversees policies and procedures related to graduate education.
This and related paradoxes led Russell to introduce a theory of types which institutes a total ban on self-exemplification by a strict segregation of properties into levels that he called 'types' (cf. Copi 1971).
Dr. Arnauld E. Nicogossian, head of a NASA's $20 million joint research program with Russia, said a man he knew as Dr. Kalinin had helped identify which institutes were to receive American aid.
