They say that Mr. Yudhoyono, who shies away from confrontation, is unlikely to push through changes inside the nation's powerful police force, attorney general's office and courts, institutions that are considered among Indonesia's most corrupt.
Structural discrimination involves the courts, institutions, policies and practices that erect barriers to opportunities and equality for ALL LGBTQ people.
But lately, some lawyers and legal scholars have begun to argue that the cases represent a sweeping change that is transforming American courts into institutions with international sway.
They emphasize that military action alone won't protect us, that this war has many fronts: in courts, financial institutions, in the shadowy world of intelligence and in diplomacy.
The Scottish legal system was suspended, but some courts and institutions were gradually restored.
Left to their own devices and protected by our courts, these institutions will continue to turn out graduates who believe it is righteous and justified to discriminate against women and gays, immigrants, and people of color.
Many schools prefer to court partner institutions instead.
Even the existence of court-like institutions, dealing in particular with marital and property issues, caused little fuss as long as everybody involved recognised the absolute primacy of the law of land.
Admissions officers describe the dynamic in terms that sound like dating: hopeful students are trying to express their interest without coming off like a stalker, while colleges are trying to figure out whether the students are courting other institutions on the side.
By April, the RTC was courting large institutions, such as IBM, for funding.
On Wednesday, Washington is expected to further bolster the decade-old court, an institution that it initially tried to sink and still has no intention of joining.
