Sentence examples for institutionalizing the practice from inspiring English sources
A senior intelligence official who described the review underway at the C.I.A. said that a working group had "developed an approach to expanding and institutionalizing the practice of getting to analysts the operational details they need to do their jobs better.
One newspaper, The San Francisco Weekly, has even institutionalized the practice.
To shelter nomadic monks was thought to be admirable, so those with faith and money sought to institutionalize the practice.
Farmers have fed leftover food to livestock for centuries, but Taiwan is one of a handful of countries that have institutionalized the practice.
To prevent group-think, I will institutionalize the practice of developing competitive assessments of critical threats and strengthen our methodologies of analysis.
The company had long given away 5percentt of its profits; Mr. Dayton's purpose in starting the Five Percent Club was to both institutionalize the practice and persuade others to join in.
Another troubling aspect of Nasdaq's plan, some market participants say, is that it could help institutionalize the practice of payment for order flow, where a brokerage firm buys another firm's customer orders and executes them.
Congress's 1967 law that mandates use of single-member districts for House elections has institutionalized the practice of shoehorning voters into boxes that restrict choices and distort representation.
The job-swapping may seem a little impractical, but some highly innovative companies have institutionalized the practice.
Mitzen argues that the origins of this practice lie in the Concert of Europe, an informal agreement among five European states in the wake of the Napoleonic wars to reduce the possibility of recurrence, which first institutionalized the practice of jointly managing the balance of power.
This pattern is so effective that ethically-challenged public relations professionals and corporations have institutionalized the practice.
