Sentence examples for institutionalised systems from inspiring English sources

Nkuzo and Marikana are at the heart of this struggle because the mining industry, as it has always done, plays such an important role in assigning economic winners and losers, creating both vast concentrations of wealth and institutionalised systems of exploitation.

Abdullah institutionalised a system of building family consensus formally, by setting up (in 2006) the council that votes on the succession, and informally, by ensuring prominent contenders from the next generation have senior positions.

Further evaluations would want to assess not only the extent to which processes such as training and information have become institutionalised in district systems, but also the degree to which front line actors and their supervisors are more knowledgeable and meaningfully engaged with outreach teams.

Raúl's opportunity to institutionalise the system has come very late in the day.

Barack Obama's decision to restart military tribunals for terrorist suspects, and institutionalise a system of indefinite detention at Guantanamo Bay, may be a humbling policy reversal for a president who on his second day in office suspended such courts and vowed to shut the prison for good within a year.

These bailouts for elites over services for the many are institutionalised within the system, no party proposes changing it.

Inspired by the proposition that "Enterprise IS configurations chosen by the organisations will encode institutionalised principles into these systems" (Gosain, 2004, p. 169), this study seeks to draw attention to potential sources of misalignment between knowledge management (KM) software and the implementing organisation from an institutional theory perspective.

But he doesn't expect it to change a system of institutionalised corruption.

The more different sections of a system become institutionalised the more difficult they are to change.

What is the effect of a balance training protocol with the Biodex Balance System in institutionalised older people with fear of falling?

This strategy is intended to address the human resources for health gap by creating a new group of community-based health workers called community heath assistants (CHAs), who will be institutionalised within the health system depending on the results of the pilot phase [ 15].