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Once a rating is available for adult programming, there is a sense in which that programming has institutionalized permission to exist.
Under his leadership, a new directive was issued in December 2008 to "develop capabilities for extending U.S. reach into denied areas and uncertain environments by operating with and through indigenous foreign forces or by conducting low visibility operations". In this way, the "capture/kill" program was institutionalized in Washington.
That only underscores the problem the Obama administration faces in trying to institutionalize a program that national security officials believe will be at the center of American warfare for years to come, while placating a growing chorus of critics challenging the targeted killing program on legal, moral and practical grounds.
P94 has integrated and institutionalized the school show as a program built into the life of the school.
J-PAL works closely with governments and non-profits to design new programs and improve existing ones, scientifically test whether these programs work in practice, help scale up effective programs, and institutionalize a culture of evidence-informed policymaking.
She felt that fellows would strengthen the HSM program by institutionalizing a formal avenue for student input.
In 1920, Anderson was institutionalized in a mental hospital after a suicide attempt in Berlin.
In a particular context, a practice is institutionalized when it is widely accepted, followed, and enduring.
This is mainly explained by the high mortality in women institutionalized in a NH.
This course, which will serve as a formally institutionalized version of the program currently underway at Georgia Gwinnett College, will be a significant step in the application of evolutionary theory to the everyday lives of individuals.
