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View definitions for instituting

instituting

adjective as in founding

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Trump began his presidency by instituting a travel ban on nationals of several Muslim-majority countries entering the U.S.

Gascón will seek to defend his record of reform-minded policies aimed at reducing prison populations and instituting alternative approaches to prosecution and punishment.

But in the 10-page order, jurists suggest the Biden administration had made a “vast assertion of newfound power” in instituting relief, giving a win to the seven plaintiff Republican state attorneys general.

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Since the Supreme Court decision, 14 states, all with GOP legislatures, have passed total abortion bans, with many others instituting partial bans or severely restricting people's ability to get an abortion.

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“This is going to sound really snarky, but I think people who oppose instituting an address system don’t realize how inconsiderate they are to everyone else,” Bjerre said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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