Sentence examples for has institutionalized a from inspiring English sources

Over the past three decades, the party has institutionalized a range of norms and regulations — described in detail in Cheng Li's book — that disperse authority and guard against excessive accumulation of power.

The MOHSW has focused on interventions to improve the quality of service provision at health facility level and has institutionalized a Performance Based Financing (PBF) mechanism.

At its best, the thoroughbred industry has institutionalized an incredibly high standard of care for its horses.

(Of course, Starbucks staff wouldn't necessarily know your name either, if they didn't ask you at point-of-sale, but at least they have institutionalized a rewards program).

Reading the demographic tealeaves, Republican legislatures have institutionalized a number of clever and insidious ways to make it more difficult to vote for poor people, blacks, Latinos, and college students (all likely Democratic voters).

The slight increase in news on Darfur instigated by pressure by the growing anti-genocide movement has had such a positive effect that one can only imagine what would happen if we lived in a country where the rules were not stacked in favor of media companies who have institutionalized a dangerously subtle racism and a virtual complacency to genocide.

The crown jewel of a country that has institutionalized indulgence.

"The troika is a unique set-up which has institutionalized political influence in I.M.F.

Once a rating is available for adult programming, there is a sense in which that programming has institutionalized permission to exist.

That's a sign of the Israeli angst occupation has institutionalized.

He argues, plausibly, that the standoff defies resolution because Kim Jong Il has "institutionalized brinksmanship".