In a modern context, he argues that this political ideal should be institutionalized by means of a tri-cameral legislature, with authority divided between a House of the People, a House of Confucian Scholars, and a House of Cultural Continuity that correspond to the three forms of legitimacy.
The knowledge developed in this period did not get to be institutionalized by being incorporated into a technical organization or in the academic field.
The immigrant-prosecuting machine improvised under Clinton, formalized under Bush and institutionalized by Obama barely merited a mention during last year's immigration-obsessed presidential election.
When Melissa Spitz was 6 years old, her mother Deborah was institutionalized by the state of Washington as a result of her bipolar disorder.
As the seed stage has become institutionalized by the emergence of seed funds needing a prototype to invest, I've started using the term "pre-seed," which basically is anything that is too early for seed funds.
Child Protection Units (CPUs) have been established in some municipalities (started in a pilot mode and institutionalized by the Law 10347) with the support of UNICEF and non-governmental organizations, such as Terre des Hommes and Save the Children.
In this excerpt, VICE News speaks with "Vidya," a woman who was falsely institutionalized by her husband in order to file for divorce.
Wolf hunting in France was first institutionalized by Charlemagne between 800 813, when he established the louveterie, a special corps of wolf hunters.
In contrast, the view institutionalized by human subjects research oversight committees is that humans have a moral status which provides them with substantial moral protections, including a very stringent prohibition on harmful research without informed consent.
These include uncertainties related to the elections in Kenya, as well as the fact that the function of a FGM/C coordinator has not yet been institutionalized by the Government of Kenya.
