Sentence examples for time to institutionalize from inspiring English sources

"It is time to institutionalize Army and Marine Corps knowledge of this longstanding form of conflict".

-- JULIN AGUILAR Redistricting Texas Republicans couldn't have timed their huge victories in November any better, increasing their numbers in the State Legislature and the Congressional delegation just before it came time to institutionalize those results with new redistricting maps.

It gives time to institutionalize solutions and allows them to germinate organically.

There is a compelling justification for a no-cost extension at least up until the end of 2014 (perhaps beyond), given the need to (i) focus on communication and socialization of reforms to make quality-inducing changes stick (ii) allow government greater time to institutionalize the overall ethos and approach.

Impact: There was as yet no strong evidence of impact due to the relatively recent introduction of programmes, the time required to institutionalize systemic change and the absence of routine data collection.

He was monitored and, from time to time, institutionalized.

The move was made, he said, to institutionalize the company and to allow him to devote more time to the trust, although he would continue to work with the troupe as an artistic adviser.

Some military leaders are feverishly trying to institutionalize the hard-won knowledge from cities like Tal Afar, in time to make a difference in this war.

He argued that leprosaria should be expanded to institutionalize all of the latter and that hazardous pay (about 5 10% at that time) should be increased as in the US.

A. I wasn't going to institutionalize him.

Legislators passed redistricting maps that attempted to institutionalize their supermajority.