| This task of institutionalizing the peace process on the Peninsula will take time. |
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| In August 2008, the Registrar proposed to all major programmes a plan for improving and fully institutionalizing the system. |
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| This could be accomplished by institutionalizing a routine assessment of emerging issues explicitly in a new Agreement. |
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| By institutionalizing, we mean weaving the KPA and related activities into the fabric or culture of an organization. |
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| However, a programme has been drawn up for mainstreaming and institutionalizing gender issues. |
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| The fact that someone else would make better choices than the elderly person does not require the appointment of a guardian or institutionalizing the elderly person. |
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| The proposed reforms are aimed at promoting transparency and institutionalizing genuine competition. |
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| The scope of the amendments goes beyond a mere institutionalizing of procedures for monitoring and reporting on government activities. |
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| Your whole family makes the effort to shower him with affection, yet his psychological problems worsen and you talk to your spouse about institutionalizing him. |
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| The once excited initiators of public interest lawyering began turning their attention to other ideas, including institutionalizing alternative dispute forums. |
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| This section also illustrates how one can use this information to plan or improve progress toward institutionalizing QA in one's own organization. |
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| Nonetheless, progress towards institutionalizing Nahuatl and securing linguistic rights for its speakers has been slow. |
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| Liebig succeeded in institutionalizing the independent teaching of chemistry, which hitherto in German universities had been taught as an adjunct to pharmacy for apothecaries and physicians. |
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| Mass education and the modern medical establishment were two of his main targets, and he accused both of institutionalizing and manipulating basic aspects of life. |
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| During the 19th and 20th centuries, the increased use of competitive mass elections in western Europe had the purpose and effect of institutionalizing the diversity that had existed in the countries of that region. |
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| Nobody is talking about institutionalizing children. |
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| To achieve this, we have to make all possible progress in order to open up the path to institutionalizing what has already been achieved and what we hope to achieve. |
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| This model corresponds to state-of-art guidelines for defining and institutionalizing common best practices in software engineering that are being deployed in all our development centers. |
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| Completion of child care system reform is a key goal, along with refining and institutionalizing mechanisms to track progress on child rights and linking them to policy. |
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| Several countries in the Asia region, including Indonesia, adopted new bills institutionalizing disaster risk reduction as part of their policy frameworks. |
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| The teacher training programme is seen as a tool for upscaling and institutionalizing the activities that have been piloted in the project schools. |
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| Kerry Killinger solved the conundrum of finding time for spontaneous brainstorming by institutionalizing an informal coffee klatsch on the executive floor. |
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