Sentence examples for institutionalised in the same from inspiring English sources

However, it has not been "institutionalised" in the same way that the 0.7% target has, under which countries are formally and visibly held accountable on development spending each year.

The extensive programme of staff exchange through teaching at different staff-levels as well as the joint appointment gave staff in partners 1 and 2 a greater feeling of partnership than was possible in Thailand where the partnership was not institutionalised in the same way.

Forgiveness is the centrepiece of his government, institutionalised in the truth commission.

This lack of responsibility is then institutionalised in the schools in two ways.

Senior army officers say in private that corruption is institutionalised in the armed forces, particularly in arms procurement and construction.

Many ex-forces personnel came from difficult family backgrounds, were institutionalised in the services and ill-prepared for civilian life.

The strategy has been well institutionalised in the municipality, with strong political support and links to budgets.

Those expectations were institutionalised in the founding of the National Portrait Gallery in 1856, the first such gallery in the world (though France had established its pantheon for its grands hommes (sans femmes, cela va sans dire), and Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey had done much the same in tomb sculpture.

Controls were institutionalised in the post-war Bretton Woods agreement, to allow countries some monetary flexibility within a system of fixed exchange rates.

Cultural capital is that 'which is convertible, in certain conditions, into economic capital and may be institutionalised in the form of educational qualifications' (Bourdieu 1986, p. 16).

Instead, he was institutionalised in the Ștei psychiatric facility in 1976, following a three-year forensic investigation during which four thousand people were questioned.