Examples of using Instituted in English and their translations into German
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In the event of diarrhoea measures of rehydration should be instituted.
In which case, symptomatic treatment should be instituted as necessary.
appropriate therapy should be instituted.
Therefore appropriate supportive measures should be instituted.
Viljoen was seen as a relatively moderate member of the National Party that instituted apartheid.
Illinois instituted a similar ban in January.
God instituted tithing to Israel in the Old Testament economy.
He instituted a secret police force
Baptism of Bells, instituted by Pope John XIII.
Jesus Christ instituted Holy Communion two thousand years ago.
It was the capital of the Lydia province, instituted about A. D.
Accessions or other participations The Card has not been instituted.
Medical treatment should be sought and instituted appropriately.
Various feasts were instituted in the people's worship of God, convened and practiced according to God's laws.
Unfortunately, there is no space here to consider the practical ways in which heterolingual intimacy can be promoted and even instituted.
The Gold Medal for Poetry was instituted by King George V in 1933 at the suggestion of the British royal court's Poet Laureate, John Masefield.
and newly instituted the class dualisms that revolutionary politics was able to turn into a‘class war',
The board can see no reason to infer a different meaning for the point when the time limit starts according to Article 105 EPC from a comparison of the English version of the EPC,"infringement proceedings were instituted", with the German and French versions, respectively"Klage wegen Verletzung dieses Patents erhoben worden ist" and"l'action en contrefaçon a été introduite.
king Jehoshaphat is mentioned as having instituted the supreme court at Jerusalem(2 Ch 19:8);
Supportive treatment should be instituted.