Here we must distinguish between one-off cases of torture, on the one hand, and legalised or institutionalised torture, on the other.
§ Collaborations in health, education, protection and participation should be institutionalised for faster progress on child rights.
In so doing, the government has institutionalised discrimination on the basis of religion, ethnicity, political opinion, gender and sexual orientation, it says".
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Regular audits of medical stores and hospital pharmacies should be institutionalised, dependent on leadership and governance (discussed above).
And Ryder's current film - due here in March - is Girl, Interrupted, based on Susanna Kaysen's memoir of being institutionalised for borderline personality disorder in her teens.
Nevertheless, the study indicates that, even in the absence of evidence, consensus can be reached on many issues (eg, the transfer of patients institutionalised for mental infirmities or those requiring inotropic support).
In parallel, children from poor and rural areas are more likely than other children to be abandoned, institutionalised, to drop out of school, and later to be found on the streets.
It seems Mr Buffett wants to prove that his methods are not just for him, but can be institutionalised and passed on to a new generation of managers under whom Berkshire Hathaway will continue to thrive.
The point is to try and institutionalise thinking on this at board level".
