The praxes and supportive discursive communities constitutive of Africana philosophy will have to meet certain institutionalized rules governing scholarly practices even as those of us committed to the development of the enterprise contribute to critiques and refinements of these institutionalized rules while devising and proposing others.
These cross-sectional telephone surveys targeted all household residents >12 years old, excluding certain institutionalized populations.
By creating the medical marijuana loophole, Colorado institutionalized lying for a certain number of those "con artists".
Goldin was not unaware of the contradiction involved in her iconic work's, so wild in spirit, becoming, to a certain extent, institutionalized.
These quality management standards are often institutionalized, which means firms only adopt certain quality management standards ceremoniously without any substantial function and practice.
Yet I think Mr. Naharin wants members of the audience to laugh when they do; he seems to be going after a certain Jacques Tati aren't-people-strange tone: institutionalized absurdism.
"The eugenics movement may have faltered, but it nevertheless formed certain habits of mind that have been institutionalized in the American belief system".
In general, if the distribution of political power among elites is completely institutionalized, the political system will then distribute political power based on certain stable and objective indicators (like a performance-based evaluation system or the number of votes).
For example, cultural capital, institutionalized in the form of academic qualifications, is convertible into economic capital under certain conditions.
Similarly, social capital, institutionalized in the form of title or nobility, is convertible into economic capital under certain conditions.
