| Weber saw routinization and mechanization as ultimately destructive, that is, as eroding the spirit and capacity for spontaneous action. |
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| The routinization of this kind of scandal in academia has almost inured us to the possibility of recourse. |
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| It also refers to the routinization of ways in which environmentalism is incorporated in a variety of social interactions. |
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| The right to empowerment has led to a reliance on military solutions and the routinization of oppression. |
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| Another important dimension of research is curriculum innovations and their routinization. |
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| Without a system-level change in assessment, especially in high-stake public examinations, the routinization of innovation would not be possible. |
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| A good Canadian example of this type of routinization is the formation and perpetuation of the Social Credit movement in Alberta. |
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| Many Lasallian leaders are aware of the tension inherent in the routinization of charismatic authority. |
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| In jobs that comprise several tasks, the timing of routinization on one task is seen to depend on this task's relative contribution to output. |
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| Its vast increase in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries and its routinization in the eighteenth occurred in tandem with the growth of the state and the economy. |
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| Much of the advice on time management concerns the standardization and routinization of activities to increase efficiency. |
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| Not only did diesel-electric locomotives make such routinization of freight operation possible but they also reduced labour demands greatly. |
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| With routinization, social relations and interactions become increasingly regular, predictable, and impersonal. |
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| So does a routinization of violence, as well as injustice or economic hardship that allows the killer to see himself as the true victim. |
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| Chicago civil-rights attorney Flint Taylor said Homan Square represented a routinization of a notorious practice in local police work that violates the fifth and sixth amendments of the constitution. |
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| The building of such knowledge, however, requires consistency and routinization. |
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| With routinization comes a swift loss of the freedom of self-expression. |
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| The interview questions were developed in an effort to concretize how the encountering and routinization takes place in the lives of Afghan refugees in Halifax. |
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| Likewise, Bryan's legendary speaking tour during the 1896 campaign is described as a logical next step in the gradual routinization of candidate-centered campaigns. |
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