There will be institutionalised power-sharing, formal links with the Irish Republic and wide-ranging reform of the police.The Protestant Unionists, or at least the majority that accept the agreement, have also had to move.
The upshot could be a situation where the Lib Dems are effectively institutionalised as power brokers, regardless of the ups and downs of their vote.
"We believe the development of agriculture by the Nanchoc people served as a catalyst for cultural and social changes that eventually led to intensified agriculture, institutionalised political power and new towns in the Andean highlands and along the coast 4,000 to 5,500 years ago," Mr Dillehay said.
Institutionalised male power – in governments, criminal justice systems, religious institutions, communities and so on – poses a wider challenge for this work.
Treble and bass clash again and are gently reconciled when Michelle describes the way power institutionalised the two of them as Potus and Flotus or, to use their Secret Service code names, Renegade and Renaissance.
Anyway, influence is determined largely by power, and Britain's power in Europe is institutionalised through, for instance, its voting weight in the Council of Ministers and its veto over certain policy areas.
But it could in time be seen as a gathering that recognised and institutionalised the dramatic shift in global power toward the emerging Asian economies.
The lack of financial power for women is also institutionalised by Uganda's inheritance traditions, which usually mean that women will never own their own land or business and be economically dependent on their husband and his family for their whole lives.
"This is the result of institutionalised political correctness; every bit as corrupting as institutionalised racism.
Men have had the social, economic and political power to institutionalise their prejudices against women.
