Sentence examples for institutionalized goals from inspiring English sources

Thematic analyses revealed that managers operate within the constraints of an industry that simultaneously: (a) employs low-wage employees with multiple work-family challenges, and (b) has firmly institutionalized goals of prioritizing quality of care and minimizing labor costs.

Paradoxically the institutionalized goals or targets created by bureaucratic processes of 'assurance' have a not insignificant potential to displace the goals they are seeking to assure.

It also sought to institutionalize goals of empowering women throughout the world.

I look forward to many more wonderful years of great work and helping to institutionalize the goal - and implementation - of inclusive education.

The authors found that goal setting has become practically institutionalized in American corporations, backed up by a persuasive body of literature over four decades arguing that employees perform better when challenged to meet specific targets as opposed to asking them to simply "do their best".

The care processes directed towards institutionalized older people needs to be tailored on goals and priorities that are relevant for this specific population.

LANDFIRE has been institutionalized as the primary data source for modeling activities aimed at meeting the goals of the United States' National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy, and the data are available on-line to any user for conducting landscape analyses.

We excluded institutionalized patients (the focus was upon outpatient diabetes management) and patients with serious conditions likely to alter goals of care (the focus was upon patients eligible for routine intensification).

Mrs. Pomegranate is institutionalized.

It's institutionalized".

Finally, she is institutionalized.