Bill Bratton's genius was in accepting this maverick transit cop's vision of fighting crime and institutionalizing it first to fight crime in the subways and then, as police commissioner, on the streets.
Much of the theological richness of the Christian past was suppressed as Christianity became more institutionalized in the second and third centuries and ultimately became the official religion of the Roman Empire in the early fourth century.
This organization first institutionalized the concept of historic preservation in New York.
She was institutionalized for the first of "10 to 15 times," said Christina, who never sought therapy herself after the attack but dropped out of high school in 2009 and had a son with a boyfriend.
The terrestrial landscape has changed considerably compared to that of the early 20th century when soil conservation was first institutionalized.
Kim Jong-il formally institutionalized a "military first" policy.
Wolf hunting in France was first institutionalized by Charlemagne between 800 813, when he established the louveterie, a special corps of wolf hunters.
In Australia, 5% of stroke survivors are institutionalized by the first year after stroke.
From EMI's point of view, the system is a groundbreaking attempt to institutionalize a third legitimate music format, the digital download, in conjunction with the CD and cassette.
LONDON — Billed as a pristine departure from gloomy walkways, threadbare carpets, lost bags and institutionalized delays, a fifth terminal at Heathrow Airport was officially inaugurated Friday, opening a contentious new chapter in the battle between aviation and the environment.
We first identified institutionalized patients and then non-institutionalized patients matched for age and gender from the group of patients evaluated by the same physician on the same day.
