Sentence examples for may be institutionalised from inspiring English sources

Cultural capital is that 'which is convertible, in certain conditions, into economic capital and may be institutionalised in the form of educational qualifications' (Bourdieu 1986, p. 16).

Notwithstanding the significance of other forms of capital in the experience of poverty and disadvantage, our project does not dismiss the importance of economic resources or capital; those 'immediately and directly convertible into money and may be institutionalised in the form of property rights' (Bourdieu 1986, p. 16).

This approach is to encourage health services and government agencies to build capacity in conducting CQI processes at a health service and health centre level and to explore options for how CQI processes may be institutionalised into routine service delivery.

Our findings suggest quality improvement interventions featuring conventional, annual QI cycles can be comparably effective in achieving improvement in diabetes care and may be more likely to be institutionalised.

When he leaves he will be institutionalised.

To be complete, it needs to be institutionalised.

Freedom of speech should be institutionalised, not considered a luxury.

"It could easily be institutionalised with a call centre," he says.

The practice is discriminatory and must be stopped, and must not be institutionalised.

Third and finally, how many of us want to be institutionalised?

She is still determined I will not be institutionalised – still my rock.