Sentence examples for institutionalizing the notion from inspiring English sources

One Russian newspaper reported this week that Mr. Putin planned to increase the number of deputy prime ministers almost twofold, providing jobs for his entourage and institutionalizing the notion of a strong premier who controls most of the affairs of state.

Under Ochs, the Times institutionalized the notion of nonpartisan, objective reporting.

He then looks at Sam Cooke, a gospel prodigy who imagined a world in which he could be as popular with white kids as with black kids; Motown and Stax records, which each played out their sordid corporate sagas, Detroit- and Memphis-style; and the Los Angeles hip-hop record label Death Row, which institutionalized the notion that being murdered was the best way for a rapper to sell records.

It has been variously claimed to place an undue and risky new burden on banks, and to institutionalize the notion of too big to fail by creating a fund to cover the costs of crises.

Institutionalizing the ability to use it to pay for services or goods only makes sense.

Institutionalizing the process makes raising angel funds like raising a small round of venture capital.

Ople instituted labor policies institutionalizing the technical education of workers.

There is lack of clear strategy for institutionalizing the FES.

One newspaper, The San Francisco Weekly, has even institutionalized the practice.

Mr. Fox now must institutionalize the stability he has inherited.

So how does an organization institutionalize honesty, the way so many corporations have institutionalized the suppression of it?