Sentence examples for institutionalised knowledge from inspiring English sources

In the 21st century, proponents of nearly every form of institutionalised knowledge (from biology and chemistry to history and literature) have become obsessed with defining, categorising, and identifying what constitutes life itself.

A related claim is that the author pays approach epitomised by the Gold Model would further entrench divisions between richer and poor institutions and would further institutionalise knowledge production by widening the divide between independent researchers and those affiliated with academic institutions.

Evidence must be contestable in democratic systems, taking into account the political nature of decision-making and the need to institutionalise contestation and knowledge transfer from hard data and its analysis (Parkhurst, 2017).

The paper concludes by pointing to an essential tension between being inclusive and transformative when it comes to institutionalising new modes of knowledge production in large research programmes.

Legalised and institutionalised slavery is inconsistent with liberal democracy, as is legalised and institutionalised torture.

Basically, you're institutionalised".

They have institutionalised denial.

It's institutionalised anti-semitism.

"This cronyism is becoming institutionalised.

But it's institutionalised too.

As a result corruption has been institutionalised".