Zhao Shukai also points out, "What responsibilities and power belong to the party committee, and what belong to the functional bureaus should be institutionalized based on the rule of law, and should have clear organizational boundaries" (Zhao 2013).
Originally based on the philosophy of Karl Marx and institutionalized in the Soviet Union, it reached a large proportion of the world's youth.
The performance and legality of national organization is based on the capacity of the government to institutionalize change in society.
By 1990, most LLMICs had institutionalized immunization programs based on the EPI blueprint.
Based on the current review, HF patients who have been institutionalized in the past are more adherent to HF medication.
Racism can be defined as a system of structuring opportunity and assigning value based on the social interpretation of phenotype ("race"), and exists on three levels: institutionalized, personally mediated, and internalized.
Based on the long-term health insurance data, we determined which care-receivers were institutionalized or had died at home at the follow-up time of 2.5 years.
The Chabad may fall under the safeguards of the federal Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000, which is based on the premise that a church, synagogue or mosque must be accommodated in ways that a private homeowner, for instance, may not.
Based on the concept of institutional work, I analyze the role of the French elite in institutionalizing life cycle assessment in France and its consequences.
Patients institutionalized in nursing homes or prisons prior to their admission were excluded based on the fact that they have important factors affecting their hospitalizations that differ from the non-institutionalized population [ 15].
