Sentence examples for a degree of institutionalisation from inspiring English sources

A degree of institutionalisation is needed.

There must be a degree of institutionalisation, albeit pampered institutionalisation – in all sport, leading players are routinely instructed in every detail of their lives, what to wear, when to be where, and what to say to the media.

Besides legal and regulatory restrictions within the JJIs, science has a high degree of institutionalisation and the practice of science is regularly at odds with the goals of the JJIs.

Considering the high degree of institutionalisation in both justice and science, it could be that emerging spaces at their cross-sections can only survive without formal commitments.

The degree of institutionalisation of different expenditure tracking varied widely by country, but for the most part NHAs were not institutionalised within any domestic governmental structure.

A degree of secrecy was a must.

Such charges contain a degree of exaggeration.

The result was a degree of impunity.

There is a degree of press freedom.

He also displayed a degree of sportsmanship.

Now, a degree of pragmatism is needed.