The important point to be highlighted here is that getting involved in cooperative interactions is something to be institutionalized from early the beginning of school years and childhood.
Chess has been played in Armenia since the early Middle Ages; however, it was institutionalized during the early Soviet period.
Her other son, Beaufort, was institutionalized at an early age with severe mental or nervous disorders.
It became institutionalized in the early decades of the twentieth century, coinciding with the growing stature and professionalization of journalism and the rise of public relations as a tool of governance.
Autocratic natural-science-based management (ANM) of renewable resources was institutionalized in the early twentieth century following the principle of management based on science with administrative decisions by professional agency employees.
NS: First of all, for those that don't know, my sister was born with Down Syndrome, and she was institutionalized in the very early sixties.
He began plotting to rob Dr. Shinbach, the psychiatrist who had first had him institutionalized against his will 17 years earlier.
The Global Fund and GAVI, for example, were more responsive to civil society's health needs, which included obtaining medications for essential medicines, healthcare treatment, as well as information for awareness and prevention, and were more willing to institutionalize their interests early on.
Roman kings institutionalized the population and property census as early as the 6th century bc.
He later went into the restaurant business, and in his mid-60s he began showing signs of early-onset dementia; he was institutionalized two years ago.
