During his first term in office, the Washington Post concluded, "Obama has institutionalized the highly classified practice of targeted killing, transforming ad-hoc elements into a counterterrorism infrastructure capable of sustaining a seemingly permanent war".
Male dominance and the dependent status of women are all highly institutionalized in the economic, political, family, cultural, and other aspects.
In the Swiss context, educational pathways and trajectories at upper secondary and subsequent levels are highly institutionalized, particularly those in which occupation-specific skills are of greater importance.
This situation is different in Switzerland, where integrated energy and spatial planning has still been highly institutionalized during the past several years, which clearly facilitates the cooperation between planning authorities on the municipality, federal ("Kanton") and national scale.
In the energy sector, this would provide for a (hybrid) setting in which institutions are originally stemming from community initiatives but are highly institutionalized into formal decision-making, for example, through semi-governmental associations that take over parts of the energy market.
The power in this case is highly institutionalized and inaccessible; 5.
Against such dire, highly institutionalized assaults on the present and the future, we desperately need a wide range of nonviolent, principled and unrelenting insurgencies.
Because of its grass-roots nature, citizen journalism does not have to rely on highly institutionalized sources but is instead interested in local stories.
In addition, our secondary health service is highly institutionalized in Lithuania; there is no out-patient care or nursing [ 21].
Institutionalized pastoral zones are highly unlikely to become models of intensification for the so-called 'traditional' pastoralists.
