"They represent merely the institutionalization of the chancellor's veto over the prime minister's hopes and the country's interests.
Kalakshetra's institutionalization of the dance form also helped ensure its transmission to future generations.
A less obvious form of success is the institutionalization of the values or some part of them.
The near institutionalization of the job reflects "the whole idea of the permanent campaign," Mr. Beschloss said.
"There's going to be a generation or two of discovery before we're going to have a significant institutionalization of the role of pastoral administrators," Professor Sobolewski said.
Lim dates the institutionalization of the anti-intellectual Presidency to 1969, when Nixon established the Writing and Research Department, the first White House speechwriting office.
If the goal is to prevent institutionalization of the demented person, the Bush administration must realize the necessity of including prescription drugs as a Medicare benefit as well.
With the arrival of the stodgy pensions and their billions of dollars has come an institutionalization of the hedge fund industry.
Its weaknesses are more apparent and more dangerous now, mainly because of the radicalization of the Republican Party and the institutionalization of the Senate filibuster.
The imminent institutionalization of the band – the show moves on to the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles – follows a growing acceptance of punk in academia and scholarship.
The subsequent tenures of George Bush (under Ronald Reagan and Al Goree marked the institutionalization of the vice president's influence and power, as the vice president moved from discreet, sometimes unheard, presidential adviser to prominent policy maker.
