Sentence examples for its institutionalization from inspiring English sources

This face-lift distracts from other troubling issues surrounding capital punishment, such as its failure to deter crime and its institutionalization of revenge.

"The slave trade was important to the later Colonial economy of Rhode Island, but slavery itself never was essential to farming here or comparable to its institutionalization in the South," the paper wrote.

If the troubled history of its institutionalization served to call psychoanalysis into question in certain quarters, so too did its founder's penchant for extrapolating his clinical findings into a more ambitious general theory.

In these two very different books, Conor Foley, an experienced relief worker, laments the transformation of humanitarianism into an aspect of politics, while Gareth Evans, a doughty Australian politician and head of the International Crisis Group, argues for something like its institutionalization.

In short, there is good reason to believe that legalizing torture in contexts in which there is a substantial threat to the community will lead to its institutionalization.

This paper describes the development and implementation of the first national hospital performance indicators in Lebanon including its institutionalization within existing policy framework and the initiation of independent governance structure for sustainability.

The popularity of the Marxist perspective has made possible its increasing institutionalization and its widespread impact on virtually all active philosophical approaches in Latin America.

By creating a dataset of adaptation projects, we examine transnational adaptation governance in terms of its scope, institutionalization and main functions.

Yet, it could not replace the nation-state reality in Europe because of the nation state's gravitational power originating from its strong institutionalization, but created a duality in the European integration process causing tension between two concepts: democracy and sovereignty.

Supported by UNICEF and the Government of Norway and implemented by the Armenian Public Relations Association, the campaign is also geared to help the Government of Armenia with its implementation of child protection reforms, particularly its de-institutionalization strategy.

Supported by UNICEF and the Government of Norway and implemented by the Armenian Public Relations Association APRAA) the campaign "Every Child Needs a Family" is also geared to help the Government of Armenia in implementation of child protection reforms and, particularly, its de-institutionalization strategy.