Sentence examples for could be institutionalised from inspiring English sources
If that benchmark was met, the adhoc nature of the discussions could be institutionalised into a process, with regular meetings - probability alternating between venues like Geneva and Istanbul.
Cordero Arce makes the compelling argument that these organisations are an example of how an emancipatory discourse of children's rights can emerge, yet he fails to convincingly show how this discourse could be institutionalised and indeed reveals several mechanisms through which the human rights regime actively resists it (Cordero Arce 2012).
"It could easily be institutionalised with a call centre," he says.
When he leaves he will be institutionalised.
To be complete, it needs to be institutionalised.
Freedom of speech should be institutionalised, not considered a luxury.
The practice is discriminatory and must be stopped, and must not be institutionalised.
Third and finally, how many of us want to be institutionalised?
She is still determined I will not be institutionalised – still my rock.
"Many of the successful changes need to be institutionalised in order to be sustainable".
§ Collaborations in health, education, protection and participation should be institutionalised for faster progress on child rights.
