Examples of using Instituted in English and their translations into Hindi
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The fact that the changes were so easily instituted and were a resounding success,
In 1968, he instituted a voluntary movie rating system because, as Valenti put it,
The five-day working was instituted in 2011 due to power shortages
They conceded that they had not been particularly vigilant when the FAA instituted its ASRS program,
In 2011, Myanmar instituted political and economic reforms
Therefore, training must be instituted and police culture must be monitored
Germany has extended by six months an embargo on weapons exports to Saudi Arabia, instituted last October.
The regions of Hong Kong and Macau instituted several measures, particularly in regard to schools and universities.
Then Muhammad instituted brotherhood between the emigrants and the supporters and he chose Ali as his own brother.
Criminal cases have been instituted on all the facts, and necessary investigative
A direct consequence of the changes and reforms instituted in 1993 was eventually to be the move away from Lord's to a more neutral venue.
Kaunda instituted a policy where all children, irrespective of their parents' ability to pay,
He then instituted feudalism when he began to parcel land out to the loyal soldiers who helped him win the throne.
The award, instituted in 2001, recognises the best technology developed by a team from IIT Bombay.
The SASTRA-Ramanujan Award was instituted in 2005 and today is amongst the top five awards of this type for mathematics.
The British Raj was instituted in 1858 when the rule of the East India Company was transferred to the Crown.
found at Luke 22: 19, were spoken at the time he instituted the memorial of his death.
one of whom was present when Jesus instituted this celebration.
With his faithful apostles, Jesus instituted a new observance that would replace the Jewish Passover.
The Egyptians built massive pyramids, and the Babylonians instituted the first known written system of laws.