instated (Meaning)

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instated (imp. & p. p.)

of Instate

No strong antonyms found.

The new CEO was instated with immediate effect, taking over from the outgoing executive.
The government instated a state of emergency in response to the rising civil unrest.
The board of directors instated a new policy prohibiting employees from engaging in unethical practices.
The judge instated a gag order on the parties involved in the high-profile trial.
The new law instated a minimum wage increase that would benefit low-income workers.
The company instated a new employee benefits package to attract and retain top talent.
The school instated a dress code that required students to wear uniforms.
The government instated a tax on sugary drinks to reduce consumption and promote healthier lifestyles.
The hospital instated a new patient care protocol that improved patient outcomes and reduced readmission rates.
The charity instated a new fundraising campaign to raise funds for its humanitarian mission.

of Instate

installed, initiated,inducted, inaugurated, baptized,seated, baptised, enrolled, admitted, swore in

discharged, discharged, terminated,terminated, canned, fired, fired, canned,, mustered out

The new CEO was instated with immediate effect, taking over from the outgoing executive.

The government instated a state of emergency in response to the rising civil unrest.

The board of directors instated a new policy prohibiting employees from engaging in unethical practices.

The judge instated a gag order on the parties involved in the high-profile trial.