Examples of using Instituted in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Latin
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Cyrillic
The administration has instituted these completely unconstitutional new rules.
The school was instituted in 1988.
The observance was instituted at the 1938 Indonesian Women Congress.
Who instituted the Fast as necessary for salvation?
Different countries have instituted distinctive codes(although canada's shade coding is very similar).
Three similar cases instituted against citizens of Belarus,
Disciplinary action has been instituted against them.
He created a powerful military system and instituted effective political
They've taken over Ops, instituted a lockdown.
First, we must remember that God has instituted capital punishment in His Word;
the Australian government instituted a new policy on student loans.
Unfortunately, even had the organization been instituted earlier, it wouldn't have helped.
surveyed mail routes, and instituted round-the-clock movement of mail.
Capitalising on the enforcement of the so called 6 o'clock Swill(instituted in 1916 following a riot of 5000 ANZAC soldiers high on grog), Leigh was the queen of the sly grog shop.
Military Order of the White Lion was instituted in 1945 and could be conferred upon both Czechoslovak citizens and foreigners.
The Cyrillic script was instituted for a number of Soviet languages,
Such depictions of the"Holy Family" are based on innovations of the Papacy, which has in modern times instituted a Feast of the Holy Family.
When He sent down His Holy Spirit into the world, a new society was instituted, a body of people, whose took on a new meaning.
Most of them celebrate two Sacraments(sacred acts they believe were instituted by Christ): baptism
India was put under the direct rule of the Crown(though the title"Empress of India" was not instituted immediately).