Synonyms for instituted
in·sti·tut·ed

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1. List of paraphrases for "instituted":

   established, introduced, initiated, incurred, brought, created, launched, committed

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1. Debra Birnbaum:

   It is a complete game changer. It really is anything can happen and that was instituted so that there would be change and a wider selection of winners on Emmy night.

2. Denisha Merriweather:

   Bush instituted the first voucher program in the United States to give low-income kids an opportunity to go to a private school, out of my immediate family, I am the first person to graduate from high school. And then I went on to graduate from college.

3. The AFCD:

   Prosecution will be instituted should it be proven.

4. Seema Kumar:

   Parents and doctors should encourage healthy eating and active lifestyle in all patients with ADHD, additionally, weight monitoring should be incorporated as part of routine care of all patients with ADHD so that excess weight can be detected early and that efforts to prevent further weight gain can be instituted in a timely fashion.

5. Christina Cassotis:

   We do not believe that this poses any additional safety threats, it’s like just having more airline passengers going through because they go through the same vetting process. WHY YOU SHOULD N'T SLEEP DURING TAKEOFF OR LANDING According to Christina Cassotis, the changes were instituted to allow companions of passengers to dine or shop in the terminals, or to escort their family and friends to their gates. In doing so, the program has become the first of its kind since the events of 9/11 — a fact that’s is n’t lost on the APFA.