| But if the exhibition failed to instate a new globalized interpretation of art history or even to propose a usable definition of good art, this was perhaps by design. |
| They even pay instate tuition rates. That would be unthinkable in Arizona, where the fence is broadly popular. |
| It's not up to the council to make the decision except to instate the will of the people. |
| Under the circumstances, the bank was not obliged to instate her into the management program. |
| Gautsch, who had been reappointed as prime minister, oversaw a bill that would instate universal franchise in Austria. |
| The Tribunal did not err in refusing to instate the complainant in a senior management position. |
