Meanings of institutionalise in anglès

But making fact checking yet another industry may simply institutionalise fake news.

Both institutionalise the impersonal and abstract and fetishise size, speed and scale.

It is time we found ways to institutionalise better decisions and longer-term thinking.

All that does is further institutionalise and legitimate data capture.

Lavrov said Russia is seeking to institutionalise the presence of international monitors in the buffer zone.

The danger of having benchmarks overseen by groups of experts is that it will institutionalise vested interests.

Did not colonialism in Africa institutionalise similar hierarchies and is that legacy not implicated in current conflicts?

The meeting, which concludes in Beijing on Wednesday, demonstrates the Communist party's attempts to institutionalise politics and contain the power of individuals.

The Inspector for Mental Health Services criticised the move as it would institutionalise people who have spent years living in the community.

He described the eurozone fiscal compat as "absolute madness" and warned that it would institutionalise recession in some parts of Europe.

This Sunday's match and the following week's will be the first shots in a campaign to institutionalise International Rules over the coming years.

The organisation brought to power by Mao Zedong has worked for years to institutionalise politics and prevent the rise of another charismatic, destabilising figure.

In its wake, no effort was made to institutionalise the lessons of that disaster by putting in place mechanisms that might have prevented another crisis.

An attempt to institutionalise security cooperation through the General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) in 2012 failed after significant domestic opposition in South Korea.

But a separate school only institutionalises the stigma and discrimination.

This not only institutionalises, legitimises and reinforces Islamophobia, but also provides the framework in which Islamophobia emerges.