For example, how do you institutionalize democracy at a supra-national level before you have done so fully at the national level?
I don't want to pen in the Palestinian population, I want to institutionalize a border so that for the first time one could point to the lands east of the wall and say, "That is Palestine" and everyone will know that the lands west of the wall is "Israel".
Single-party systems can institutionalize dictatorships by making them survive the life of one dominant figure.
Finally, in the midst of the complex social and cultural changes that accompanied Japan's modernization during the Meiji period (1868 1912), the government set about to institutionalize Shintō.
During the 20th century advocates of Pan-Africanism made many efforts to institutionalize their ideas and to create formal organizations to complement the work of Pan-Africanist intellectuals.
The all-white Parliament passed many laws to legalize and institutionalize the apartheid system.
In the 17th century, the period of the so-called Ulster plantation, thousands of Scottish Presbyterians were forcibly resettled and English military garrisons built, arrivals that would institutionalize the ethnic, religious, and political differences that eventually resulted in violent conflict.
The immediate challenges of Lebanon's post-civil war period were to institutionalize the political reforms agreed to at Ṭāʾif and to reconstruct the country's social and economic infrastructure.
Vocational training was probably of least concern in this early period, but specific attempts to institutionalize this educational area were begun as early as 1668 with the establishment of the School for Arts and Trades in Saint Joachim for instruction in agriculture and certain trades.
Many of the monarchy's efforts to institutionalize this new sensibility were often significant.
He remained deeply committed to the political primacy of the Communist Party of Cuba, which he helped develop and institutionalize.
