Sentence examples similar to will have instituted from inspiring English sources

To avoid this, we have instituted a standardized rehabilitation protocol and will monitor adherence to this and the surgical protocol.

To prevent the likes of Mr Abramovich buying titles at will, the European football confederation UEFA has instituted "Financial Fair Play" rules that restrict teams from interminably spending more than they earn.

In the current economic climate, he said, he has instituted a hiring freeze and will probably eliminate pay raises this year.

The company will also halt merit pay increases for management and support employees and has instituted a hiring freeze.

Cisco has instituted a dividend.

Southwest Air has instituted a similar program.

And they've instituted a waiting list.

If Osborne wishes to challenge this, he will have to institute a separate review into the budgets and gain a parliamentary vote to contradict the committee's findings.

But the room is already full, so Grand thinks soon she will have to institute a two-tier system or, of course, buy an even bigger house.

China will have to institute very rapid reforms to care for an increasingly older society, given its relatively limited social security system.

Now, however, a new search for a lead actor will have to be instituted, with Bale reportedly alongside Matt Damon and Bradley Cooper at the top of the shopping list.