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"I think the big change was from 1997, with the institutionalisation of the military-first policy," Smith added.

But as Steele observes, what we have not yet heard is a clear statement of strategy and an institutionalisation of the process.

And, beginning a couple of years ago, the institutionalisation of the Holocaust in this country was cemented by the creation of Holocaust Memorial Day each January 27.

The institutionalisation of the "tunnel economy" between Egypt and the Gaza Strip needs to be normalised above the ground and Gaza's civilians need to be allowed to travel for the first time.

Mr Appiah takes a stab at identifying our contemporary enormities and nominates the American penal system, industrial meat production, the institutionalisation of the elderly, and neglect of our baleful affect on the environment.

"A relatively high participation rate in large cities will confirm the perceived relevance of elections, and in effect suggest that 2009 was an aberration and not the norm in the gradual institutionalisation of the electoral process as broker in Iran's competitive and factionalised politics".

UNICEF works with families and communities in the region to tackle the fallout of poverty: the institutionalisation of children, the trafficking, and the consequences of alcohol and drug abuse, especially HIV.

The evolution of the courses over the last 60 years has provided one of the most telling case studies in the institutionalisation of modernism, the process music historian Richard Taruskin sees as "the transformation of the avant-garde into the arrière-garde precisely because of its commitment to an old concept of the new", a process to which Darmstadt has sometimes acceded, sometimes resisted.

The goal of this article is to illustrate the different phases and complexity of the institutionalisation of KT, in particular the university-industry linkages, and the relevance that the emergence of KTOs can have in this change.

"The institutionalisation of desertification within the UN system has fostered the conviction that the concept must be relevant to something important".

He observed the roots of this process in the institutionalisation of charity in the 13th-century church (he frequently cited the Latin maxim "corruptio optimi pessima", the corruption of the best is the worst).