| We see indications of this tendency in the perennial impulse to bureaucratize and routinize business practices. |
| Many non-Indian children also have to learn this but are helped by relatively consistent scheduling of meals and bedtimes and hours of awakening which not only routinize their lives but help them learn the concept of time. |
| But the military finds a way to routinize everything else, so why not heroism, too? |
| Lunch is often the hardest to routinize, since we are likely to be out and about. |
| There is a window of opportunity that will last 18 months or so before we routinize our processes again. |
| It did not routinize access to power, but formed fields of autonomous units whose parameters and whose relations to each other were defined by a few political priorities. |
