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That shift will be institutionalized in the redistricting maps lawmakers will draw next year.

A review of court records by investigators showed that Dr. Shinbach took part in recommending that Mr. Tarloff be institutionalized in 1991, according to law enforcement officials.

In some cases, the complaint said, patients were receiving too little care and needed to be institutionalized; in other cases, they were receiving too much.

Clearly, the worldview of Western Christendom, on the whole Augustinian and Platonic in inspiration and founded upon Lombard's "Augustine breviary," was beginning to be rounded out into a system and to be institutionalized in the universities.

To some extent, the study of religion has suffered from the barriers between disciplines, and this fact is increasingly recognized in the formulations, notably in the United States, of the idea of religion as a subject that should be institutionalized in a university department or program in which historians, phenomenologists, and members of other disciplines work together.

But can transparency be institutionalized in an agency that's in the business of secrecy?

His mother was institutionalized in 1936.

He acknowledged that torture had been "institutionalized" in Algeria.

Then, in 1958, Saumarez Smith noted, the Warburg was institutionalized in a grand building in Woburn Square.

He has delusions and was institutionalized in 1996 in a mental hospital in Montana.

In Africa during that decade, young disabled people in Zimbabwe were institutionalized in residential missionary schools.