Sentence examples for institutionalizing itself from inspiring English sources

We know that, despite the fond hopes of many, China's Communist Party has not succeeded in institutionalizing itself.

Thirdly, there is a need for each KTP to think strategically about institutionalizing itself in a way that provides greater access to support and a better opportunity to influence policies.

And the group of eight needs to institutionalize itself as a permanent body.

The potential move is an extraordinary one for a hedge fund, and is another example of Bridgewater's efforts to institutionalize itself.

The world's China-watching community hailed the transfer of power from Jiang to Hu as "smooth" and praised the ability of the party to create internal rules and abide by them, in short, to institutionalize itself.

For example, we might think Quality of Care governance acts to improve care itself or acts as a device that mitigates political accountability by institutionalizing a bureaucratized form of managerial accountability.

- Constraints in institutionalizing continuous improvement.

He needs involuntary institutionalizing.

Sometimes the social movement itself is institutionalized by being accorded authority as the legitimate custodian of the new values.

And as bohemianism itself became institutionalized, Mr. Wyeth encapsulated the artistic conservatives' paradoxical idea of disobedience through traditional behavior.

The church needs to change, and must embrace the humility and honesty of its founder if it is to cleanse itself of institutionalized sexual abuse, and survive as a force for good in the 21st century.