Sentence examples for this institutionalisation from inspiring English sources

Information channels may not be as effective within vast, increasingly global, venture networks.Two changes exemplify this institutionalisation of venture capital.

Having lived in the UK for the past four years, I've largely missed this institutionalisation, and was surprised when, on a visit to Dublin this weekend, I found Diageo's new holy day the subject of so much conversation.

This institutionalisation of a different approach to policymaking will be necessary in order to respond to the challenge of governing two important cities, which will be clearly seen as a test of its mettle for governing the country.

However, this institutionalisation of risk management concerning rail transport of hazardous materials has led to a number of problems for urban planning and even deadlocks in decision making.

However, it is not yet clear how exactly this institutionalisation happens, whether they are also – similar to the examined evangelical group – perceived as rehabilitation actors, and through which mechanisms Muslim actors overcome legal and political challenges.

Participants proposed that this institutionalisation should include some form of accreditation and a system of recognising good practice.

The purpose of this article is to examine the institutionalisation of this system in France through a historical approach.

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).

It has been concluded that the institutionalisation of this interaction is not easy.

Because this exponential growth, and the institutionalisation and professionalisation that has accompanied it, has some serious downsides.

And, beginning a couple of years ago, the institutionalisation of the Holocaust in this country was cemented by the creation of Holocaust Memorial Day each January 27.