The present study seeks to discuss and advance the understanding of land fragmentation and land grabbing within Romania's economic historiography landmarks, depicting how the origins of the land property issues are deeply embedded politically, socially, and culturally in history and still strongly exist in today's collective mind.
Liz Feteke, director of the Institute of Race Relations, said recently: "If a 'hostile environment' is embedded politically, it can't be a surprise that it takes root culturally".
According to Freedman, health systems are "core social institutions, culturally embedded, politically contingent, and part of the very fabric of social and civic life" (pg. 22) [ 19].
According to Freedman, health systems should be considered "core social institutions, culturally embedded, politically contingent, and part of the very fabric of social and civic life" (pg. 22) [ 33].
Jenkins has long been outspoken politically and often embedded political messages in his songs.
Thus, the Western Allies' aim after 1945 -- unlike after World War I -- was not to isolate Germany and weaken it economically, but to protect it militarily and firmly embed it politically in the West.
As a result of all its changes, according to Issacharoff, "the act created a black political class that is now deeply embedded and politically savvy".
In the Netherlands the overall policy on spatial planning, traffic and transport is embedded both politically and legally.
Politically embedded in a liberal-Catholic culture, Lombardy's welfare system is strongly based, at least in its inspiration, on a purchaser-provider split that is achieved by contracting out services to private providers and on users' free choice between service providers.
The piece goes on to say that the Brotherhood will set the country alight, politically, to help embed its long fought-for rule.
