Sentence examples for institutionalized practice from inspiring English sources

And in case it does grow to become a newly institutionalized practice, it does not replace or complement the existing regime, but merely opens it up for alternatives that might provide the same service.

Thus we have the now institutionalized practice of settling corporate criminal cases with deferred and non-prosecution agreements.

The traffic police, with their institutionalized practice of shaking down motorists for bribes, are almost uniformly loathed in much of the former Soviet Union.

Earlier in the day, a group of activists had called for a "silent curfew protest" which they said was intended to highlight the police's differing treatment of protesters based on race, and to expose the police's "anti-black racism, an institutionalized practice of the police force and government".

Because for many have been racially profiled and consider it to be an institutionalized practice.

The latter is an institutionalized practice by the state, in which they make people vanish in the system when they replace the identity of the person with a number.

Female students' attitude in 'hard core' sciences, teachers' beliefs and schools' institutionalized practices are accounted for in understanding STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) choices.

Here the relation of theory to practice is a different one than among the original pragmatists: more than simply clarifying the relation of means and ends for decisions on particular issues, these social sciences demand reflection upon institutionalized practices and their norms of cooperation.

Developing institutionalized practices within schools for involving traditionally hard-to-reach parents, as part of larger family-school partnerships, and education for teachers on how to do so, will ultimately benefit all stakeholders.

As I will show in this paper, understanding the role of subak requires attention to both formal organization and institutionalized practices.

But while repro-libertarians focus on the effects of particular procreative choices, policy liberals also attend to the impact of institutionalizing practices such as genetic selection, or IVF, within a society that aims to maintain liberal background institutions (Glover et al. 1989; Buchanan et al. 2000; Brock 2005).