Sentence examples for call for the institutionalization from inspiring English sources

Schemes that call for the "institutionalization of national and transnational forms of public debate, democratic participation, and accountability" (Held 2005, 18) for democracy's global extension appear misguided.

In addition, Republicans and opponents of the law would like to reverse what they call the institutionalization of "too big to fail" for the largest financial companies.

The reading gender gap along the achievement continuum, as well as the unacceptable situation of the weakest boys, is an argument for the institutionalization of "boy- friendly" curriculums.

The BSFC-s score has predictive validity for the institutionalization of people with dementia.

One of the goals of the study was to examine the reasons for the institutionalization of children with disabilities.

One of the things that most distressed the women I spoke with when the Synod ended was what one called "the institutionalization of eternal subordination" — the idea of clergywomen being somehow destined to remain subordinate to their male colleagues not just for the moment — in real time — but forever, up to and including heaven.

All of these forms, disputation, quaestio, and quodlibetal question, represent what has been called "the institutionalization of conflict" in medieval intellectual life.

This calls for further reflection on the institutionalization process in general.

In the latter, AIDS as a source of social stigmas and the forced institutionalization of psychiatric patients were both prominent in the media, calling for the protection of the human rights of the diseased.

We could, for example, imagine the institutionalization of apps that simplify citizens' participation.

Academic creative-writing programs are, as McGurl puts it, examples of "the institutionalization of anti-institutionality".