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And the institutionalization of presidential spin paralleled the permeation of spin throughout American life.
Social representation focus on community, collective practices and the institutionalization of social knowledge.
A foreign policy devoted to social justice, increased liberty, and the institutionalization of peace on a worldwide scale can enlist the best impulses of the American people.
Its weaknesses are more apparent and more dangerous now, mainly because of the radicalization of the Republican Party and the institutionalization of the Senate filibuster.
Dr. Park's research focus is on the history of childhood and the institutionalization of children in need, including the symbolic meanings they carried in Korean society.
He also received the music faculty's William Barclay Squire Prize for his dissertation on John Stevens and the institutionalization of jazz in Britain.
The REACH Project is a multi-intervention study that incorporated individual counselling, self-help groups, family therapy, caregiver training, and technological support; it was effective in improving caregiver health and delaying the institutionalization of the dependent patient [ 27].
So much of this report is self-parodistic -- including fervent recommendations for "a Presidential event to discuss stereotypes" and for the institutionalization of a permanent Federal bureaucracy for racial dialogue -- that its few valuable nuggets are doomed to be ignored.
She is particularly interested in Islamist movements and in the institutionalization of Islam in the Muslim world, with special focus on the Middle East and North Africa in the postcolonial period and on Muslim diasporas in North America and Western Europe.
Supporting the establishment and making operational the institutionalization of food safety within DGHS and MoHFW.
We examine the important features of the new system, and argue that the institutionalization of a sanctioning mechanism was not motivated by a perceived need to increase the penalty for violations, but rather by a need to decrease the penalty.
