This advocacy can foster the political commitment to institutionalize policies in norms and protocols that would decrease these inequalities.
At the national level, establishment of the State Agency for the Protection of Children's Rights by the Council of Ministers' decree, as a full-fledged public authority institution, has sent a clear signal of the government's commitment to institutionalize the system of public follow up on issues related to children and their concerns.
The outpouring of solidarity and support we have seen from ordinary people during Hurricane Harvey is not matched by programs that institutionalize a commitment to collective flourishing.
The U.S. Department of Justice Access to Justice Initiative asked participating law schools to discuss how they are institutionalizing their commitment to pro bono and public service.
Far less attention has been paid to the board's role in these efforts or to Nike's creation of a board-level corporate responsibility committee to institutionalize the company's commitment to responsible performance.
The revitalization of CHWs, known as 'Agentes Polivalentes Elementares' or APEs, was seen as a critical way through which to institutionalize the government's commitment to community involvement in addressing health issues.
Frederick W. Schwanke Arlington, Va., Dec. 13, 2007 To the Editors: As an American living in Germany, I have seen how Christianity is institutionalized here despite a commitment to the separation of church and state.
Austin Quigley, dean emeritus of Columbia College and the Brander Matthews Professor of Dramatic Literature, made enhancing and institutionalizing the College's commitment to the Core Curriculum a central thrust of his administration in the last half of the 1990s and the first years of the new century, and Lit Hum clearly benefited from this push.
"My proudest achievement was a giant Oakland Raiders emblem," he says, holding his hands about a foot apart, "with big letters that said 'Commitment to Excellence.' " Patrick refers to himself as "institutionalized": he has spent so much time in prison that the prospect is no longer a deterrent.
This may be true now more than ever, given the government's renewed commitment to provide HIV treatment after a period of institutionalized HIV 'denialism' [ 11].
