Sentence examples for formalised academic from inspiring English sources

In one way it's high time writing was formalised: academic institutions offer a shelter for literary values, and for those who wish to practise them, in a way that publishing, being increasingly market-driven, does not.

Recent scholarship on research methodologies and ethics has begun to point strongly to the incongruities that often exist between formalised research ethics frameworks and regulations – enforced upon those undertaking funded academic research, and research participants' own perspectives and lived experiences of research (see Buckle, Dwyer and Jackson 2010; Truman 2003).

This could be achieved through formalised training sessions including special sessions in simulators scheduled early in the academic year to develop and enhance trainees' technical skills without risk of injuries to patients.

Sure, formalised colonialism is over.

Religion is the formalised social version of that.

This universal consensus was formalised in international humanitarian law.

The embassy official suggested those channels have become more formalised.

The terrain has become formalised, mapped out, institutionalised.

Britain's seizure of Hong Kong was formalised, in perpetuity.

There were no paved roads, no food distribution and no formalised provision of shelter.

He recommends that the appointments procedure be formalised and opened up to competition against published criteria.