Sentence examples for institutionalizing the changes from inspiring English sources

PepsiCo has carved out a new unit dedicated solely to selling and promoting noncarbonated drinks, institutionalizing the changes in consumer taste responsible for much of its growth over the last few years.

It institutionalized the changes that had already emerged in the markets.

Mr. Kerik, who said he had no idea what he wants to do next, said that during his last four months in the job he hopes to institutionalize the policy changes that have worked so that they will survive even after a new administration takes over.

Ideally, sites had jointly adapted local policies and procedures to institutionalize the implemented changes.

And because the Project works so closely with the Punjab governmentís Social Welfare Department, the advances are becoming institutionalized and the changes are being officially recognized.

Ople instituted labor policies institutionalizing the technical education of workers.

There is lack of clear strategy for institutionalizing the FES.

Mueller divided the FBI's development into three stages: triage, which is a period to address immediate threats or concerns; search, a period of "exploring new elements for change;" and crystallization, where the FBI institutionalized those changes.

Democracies are distinctive, therefore, not because they always identify the best policy but because they institutionalize the right to change leaders or policies when things go poorly.

The changes will also institutionalize the political role of the military in politics by allotting it some seats on a newly created National Security Council.

Justice demands that "reformers" today propose deep, genuine changes – to de-institutionalize the envy that's so deeply embedded in the modern welfare state.