Prosecutorial discretion has also been institutionalized, de-emphasizing low-risk populations and granting "deferred" status to young people eligible under the Dream Act.
Beaudoin has also worked hard to institutionalize success by devolving as much power as possible to managers in the company's six groups — aerospace, recreational products, transportation (i.e., railcars), services, capital and international — each of them with its own president.
Institutionalized Hollywood has also abandoned a whole stratum of motion picture, Michael said: "The studios have really priced themselves out of a certain type of movie.
Since Secretary Vilsack invited me to join him at USDA as Under Secretary of Food and Nutrition Consumer Services (FNCS), not only have we helped to bring America back from the brink of a second economic depression, we have also worked to institutionalize more opportunities and pathways directed at helping states assist consumers and expand direct access to healthy and affordable food.
Many (but not all) cultures that have avoidance relationships also have institutionalized joking relationships, a complementary practice in which specific relatives may tease one another or even engage in ribald exchanges.
But they have also a higher risk on negative health outcomes, like care dependency, being institutionalized and mortality [ 2, 3].
Combined, they have also failed to create centers of research excellence on the continent and to institutionalize and systematize research in the day-to-day work of planners, managers, and policy makers (11).
QIDS analyses have also formed the basis for bilateral assistance from USAID, whose goal is to strengthen and institutionalize policy evaluation and coordinated policy reform.
"But that it, too, has become institutionalized.
Not only does it have to become institutionalized, it also has to be integrated into the continuum of maternal, newborn, and child care.
