Sentence examples for institutionalized framework from inspiring English sources
"This study aims to discuss the legal opportunities for establishing an institutionalized framework of space cooperation in Asia.
Since there is no institutionalized framework for standards in the voluntary market, the development of standards is not subject to any formal regulation.
After the 2009 power-shift, Moldova worked on an important number of areas that are already grounded in an institutionalized framework within the EU, including foreign and domestic affairs, energy, and air space.
In this debate, they noted that there is no institutionalized framework for governing traditional healers (15).
FAO and the Global Forum for rural advisory Services (GFRAS) are further enhancing their collaboration by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that will provide an institutionalized framework for their joint efforts.
Systems of rights and protections (private, individual autonomy) will necessarily be protected in order to institutionalize frameworks of public deliberation (and, more specifically, legislation and constitutional interpretation) that render principles of social justice acceptable to all affected (in consultation with others) (Habermas 1994, 111).
"What we are working on now is to make it [cooperation] more permanent and institutionalize the framework.
To do that, agencies need to identify the best way to institutionalize a framework of joint dialogue for sustainability.
A MoH respondent remarked that " We need to institutionalize a framework of linking policy makers, researchers and implementers.
Good practice This experience is identified as a good practice because: TSED is owned by the government through the leadership of the NBS and is fully institutionalized within the framework of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper and the Poverty Monitoring System.
Although the Western Cape has taken evolving steps to institutionalize participatory frameworks through community health committees (HCs), these committees remain informal under the District Health System and have struggled to promote community participation without formal recognition under law.
