Sentence examples for and institutionalisation of from inspiring English sources
This historical legacy has ensured that Canadian policy, even more that of European nations, is about the public recognition and institutionalisation of cultural differences.
But if the authors are close to being accurate in their estimates of the scale and institutionalisation of tax evasion, no wonder patience with Greece is so frayed.
Setback and zoning strategies need to be enforced through legislation, and all relevant stakeholders should be included in the design, implementation and institutionalisation of these initiatives.
We assume that family formation processes, namely the formation and institutionalisation of a relationship as well as the birth of children, show different patterns in Eastern and Western Germany because diverse family-related leitbilder have been established within society.
The rejection of the GO trading proposal in the Council and Parliament can be largely attributed to the lack of a strong lobby in favour of GO, the accumulated experience with and institutionalisation of national RES support policies such as feed-in tariffs, and growing general political concerns for supply security, innovation and competitiveness.
Nevertheless, it is useful to sketch a general argument against the legalisation and institutionalisation of torture.
Furthermore, the nature of the earmarked funding and the institutionalisation of academic and clinical ethics made it difficult for the members of the collaboration to shape the research in an emergent fashion.
Findings in relation to BPS and institutionalisation, quality of life and disease outcome are generally inconsistent.
This research aims to inform the adoption, implementation and institutionalisation phases of a smoke free policy at a large university.
Baseline data were collected to inform the adoption, implementation and institutionalisation phases of a completely smoke free campus policy at a large Western Australian university with a diverse student and staff community.
From the perspective of access and availability of services and the institutionalisation of HIV/AIDS control at the facility level, this can be seen as a positive development.
