Sentence examples for process of institutionalisation from inspiring English sources
The extended case study of a specific KTO (KTO1) illustrated the process of institutionalisation and collective engagement with a plurality of actors towards the creation of a consensus space in the TH interactions.
Thus, the analysis shows that, to fully understand the process of institutionalisation of management accounting, the technical characteristics of change should not be neglected but should be integrated in analysis undertaken.
It is relevant that the analysis of real case studies pays attention to unfinished, diverse and ambiguous processes of institutionalisation.
These findings support a 'new institutionalist' account of community empowerment which emphasises the importance of contextual variation and locally specific processes of institutionalisation rather than the determining effect of institutional design per se.
Using the insights of institutional theory, he distinguishes four development stages in the process of the institutionalisation of the Triple Helix model.
In the past 50 years, mental health provision in England has undergone a large-scale process of de-institutionalisation, moving care out of institutions and into the community.
The process of de-institutionalisation occurs today partly for economic reasons and partly because new treatment options are making it increasingly feasible.
In Lower Saxony, the establishment of Muslim chaplaincy resulted from a top-down institutionalisation process of Islam.
In addition, cooperation with the Ministry of Special Secondary Education and Higher Education should be explored, in order to include Academic Lyceums, Professional colleges including Pedagogical Colleges (3 years), and universities (e.g. University of World Languages in Tashkent, Tashkent State Pedagogical University in Tashkent) into the institutionalisation process of CFS concepts.
He observed the roots of this process in the institutionalisation of charity in the 13th-century church (he frequently cited the Latin maxim "corruptio optimi pessima", the corruption of the best is the worst).
An approach based on the assumption of this binary character is limited to the understanding of institutionalisation as a process that occurs in a continuum and not crystallising from one moment to another.
