Sentence examples for which instituted a from inspiring English sources
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.
Six other small liberal arts colleges require all students to work on campus; the latest is Sterling College in Craftsbury, Vt., which instituted a work requirement last year.
But Lockney officials were intrigued by another town, Sundown, which instituted a mandatory testing policy for all students in 1998 that has yet to be challenged.
Under federal programs like Operation Gatekeeper, which hired thousands of immigration enforcement officials along the Mexican border, and Operation Streamline, which instituted a "zero tolerance policy" for illegal border crossings in the same region, immigration crimes have skyrocketed.
Checketts said in an interview that he would not have been interested in the Blues if not for the National Hockey League's collective bargaining agreement, which instituted a hard salary cap last year.
Mark Luscombe, principal federal tax analyst at CCH, a publisher of research and software for tax lawyers and accountants, pointed to the Tax Reform Act of 1986, which instituted an excise tax of 15 percent on withdrawals that exceeded $112,500 a year.
Rousso concerns himself less with the Vichy regime the wartime government of collaborationist France, which instituted an authoritarian crackdown on culture and the press, and trafficked tens of thousands to concentration camps than with its aftermath, beginning with liberation.
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).
Each time a choice-set was offered, the participants i.e. employees of the Healthcare Inspectorate, had to choose which institute, A or B, provided the best quality of care.
Then there is the chef's table, which he instituted a few months after opening and which is now a common feature in American restaurants.
