Examples of using Instituting in English and their translations into Greek
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other strongholds under their control, instituting strict control over those who live there.
Directive 89/48/EEC does not apply to professions covered by specific directives instituting mutual recognition of diplomas between Member States.
Thus, every revolutionary project of instituting a new society has to be seen as ultimately a utopian illusion.
which does not refer to a general method of instituting any kind of common.
Year XII(18 May 1804; instituting the First French Empire under Napoleon)
In addition, states like California have pledged to pick up the slack if Trump withdraws by instituting their own environmental restrictions.
The mode of instituting is not only symbolically effective, its tendency either toward authoritarian positioning
An entire sociological tradition tried to reduce the institution to that which is instituted without really taking into account the dimension of the instituting activity.
benefiting the military-industrial complex, and instituting a draconian austerity, boosting profits.
yet not without constituent power and the instituting event.
C 2-182/85 for a regulation instituting a Community programme for the development of certain lessfavoured regions of the Community by exploiting indigenous energy potential(VALOREN programme).
Cubans have overwhelmingly ratified a new constitution that enshrines the one-party socialist system as irrevocable while instituting modest economic and social changes.
I hope that the new Commission, by instituting the action plan associated with the strategy, will bear this resolution in mind too.
The Government adopts the provisions instituting EETT as a One-Stop Shop for the licensing of antennae
Cubans have overwhelmingly ratified a new constitution that enshrines the one-party socialist system as irrevocable while instituting modest economic
In the Holy Year 2000 he canonized Sister Faustina, also instituting the Feast of Divine Mercy on the Second Sunday of Easter.
The Regulations instituting the first two Community programmes,
which is difficult to obtain with the whole country engulfed in the global economic crisis and instituting austerity measures.
Factory managers dragooned their workers into trying to achieve these targets by abolishing meal-breaks, instituting 18 or 24-hour shifts
of any measure instituting, amending or extending State aid to enterprises.