This was occasionally dangerous, for bishops, however loyal, were not royal officials and were more interested in the politics of the city than in those of the kingdom; it also represented a clear move toward both the institutionalization of local power autonomous from kings and the fragmentation of that power.
In effect, the party represented the institutionalization of the new power structure that had emerged as a result of the Mexican Revolution (1910 20), a coalition of regional and local political-military bosses and labour and peasant leaders.
We need 132 patient-caregiver dyads for each of the intervention and control groups to detect a 50% reduction in institutionalization rates with 80% power at the two-sided significance level of 0.05.
Government Project analyzes the different and potential projects of Argentina in retrospective as regards to the relative powers of institutionalization, and Supermarket dictatorship and associated technical barriers is mostly an analysis of markets and of the subsidiary actions of states.
Social organizations are absorbed into the mechanism of state administration and "social workers are becoming more administrative in external serving, more bureaucratic in internal control and more of institutionalization after being introduced into the power network of the community" (Zhu and Chen 2013).
Academic creative-writing programs are, as McGurl puts it, examples of "the institutionalization of anti-institutionality".
This speculation was consistent with a study conducted in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland that the most powerful predictor to institutionalization was the functional status at discharge, far greater than the predictive power of the initial stroke severity.
Yet, it could not replace the nation-state reality in Europe because of the nation state's gravitational power originating from its strong institutionalization, but created a duality in the European integration process causing tension between two concepts: democracy and sovereignty.
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.
In this regard, supporting a differentiated framework for the European integration might be a good strategy to achieve the mentioned symbiotic institutionalization instead of a normative (federalist) framework imposing too much hegemonic power over the nation state (Walker, 1998).
At the moment, reactionary forces have a death grip on the Republican Party, and their power has been cemented by the party's institutionalization of closed primaries and caucuses (neither independents nor Democrats can participate) in more than half the states.
