Examples of using Institutionalising in English and their translations into German
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with a view to strengthening and institutionalising a cooperation which already existed informally4.
to consider ways of facilitating, and, if appropriate, institutionalising such an exchange of information- possibly also bilaterally
Institutionalised solidarity.
It's called institutionalised.
This is institutionalised repentance.
Institutionalising long-term cooperation between the two countries by establishing a network of actively involved employment market experts from various different institutions.
In addition, the group acknowledged Nigeria as the first country to enact a legislation institutionalising the EITI principles through NEITI,
I am a little weary of institutionalising this kind of‘residency' as I'm not keen on that particular play of power
Institutionalising and socialising solidification.
Institutionalising training structures and processes.
Developing and institutionalising mechanisms for regular maintenance
There were also attempts at institutionalising Sufi networks, but this time"from the bottom up", i.
wars also presented(only seemingly paradoxical) opportunities for strengthening and institutionalising international co-operation.
Cooperation with non-university institutions- extending and institutionalising the collaboration with appropriate research establishments in science,
Most unemployed groups were saved from extinction only by professionalising and institutionalising with money from the state and job creation jobs.
Institutionalising cooperation between the Office of the Auditor General Uganda,
the policy of instrumentalising and institutionalising popular organisations,
Institutionalising circular migration could be a solution for the return,
During the New York preparatory meeting of the UN Commission for Sustainable Development at the beginning of March the World Future Council presented the advantages of such Ombudspersons as a way of institutionalising the protection of the interests of future generations at a co-hosted WFC-ANPED side event.
New concepts for institutionalising ethnic diversity in post-conflict situations(like in Bosnia