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institutionalisation

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  • noun the process of embedding something within an organization or society as an established custom or norm

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Examples

  • Chairperson, let me emphasise that the NCOP can be described as the institutionalisation of the principles of co-operative governance at national legislative level, since it brings the national, provincial and local government spheres into a single structure.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 2004

  • Chairperson, let me emphasise that the NCOP can be described as the institutionalisation of the principles of co-operative governance at national legislative level, since it brings the national, provincial and local government spheres into a single structure.

    Address at the National Council of Provinces workshop 2004

  • World Cup could see 'institutionalisation' of traffick in minors

    WN.com - Articles related to Scolari looks for Asian title for new team 2010

  • It was a kind of institutionalisation, and it did strange things to your sense of reality.

    Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China 2008

  • In terms of education programmes for entrepreneurship in higher education, the following issues are particularly important: Overall, there needs to be a) a larger scale of entrepreneurship activities at higher education institutions (HEIs) (e.g. the number and reach of programmes) and b) increased sustainability rather than one-off projects (long-term institutionalisation of entrepreneurship in students 'degree courses and adequate conditions and incentive structures for faculty to become entrepreneurs).

    Sramana Mitra on Strategy 2009

  • If you've got to do something, why not tell a pundit or politician yammering on about background checks or forced institutionalisation to please shut up, since it's just too soon for reason to prevail.

    Lawmakers And The Crazy Laws They Want To Pass In The Wake Of Tucson Tragedy Jason Linkins 2011

  • If you've got to do something, why not tell a pundit or politician yammering on about background checks or forced institutionalisation to please shut up, since it's just too soon for reason to prevail.

    Lawmakers And The Crazy Laws They Want To Pass In The Wake Of Tucson Tragedy Jason Linkins 2011

  • If you've got to do something, why not tell a pundit or politician yammering on about background checks or forced institutionalisation to please shut up, since it's just too soon for reason to prevail.

    Lawmakers And The Crazy Laws They Want To Pass In The Wake Of Tucson Tragedy Jason Linkins 2011

  • On Monday, the Obama administration took the process of institutionalisation one step further, issuing both an executive order on detention – the first since the pathbreaking executive order that began his presidency, calling for the closure of Guantánamo and promising a rethink on the detention policy – and the revocation of the ban on military tribunals there.

    Guantánamo: no closure for Obama | Karen Greenberg 2011

  • If you've got to do something, why not tell a pundit or politician yammering on about background checks or forced institutionalisation to please shut up, since it's just too soon for reason to prevail.

    Lawmakers And The Crazy Laws They Want To Pass In The Wake Of Tucson Tragedy Jason Linkins 2011

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