For the institution of danwei, consisting of communities of "strong institution and weak culture," which will be discussed next, we will see how exogenous institution reshapes the new fertility culture by changing the individual's functional requirements, thereby strongly institutionalizing the implementation of the fertility institution.
Switzerland is a good example of a country in which evaluation theories and standards have been adopted as many of these theories and standards have been institutionalized in the implementation practices of the various federal agencies, in legal acts and even in the Federal Swiss Constitution.
Though at present we already have a rich historical tradition in the development of methods, ways of thought and interesting initiatives, there is not enough space to advance research in Future Studies and institutionalize its implementation.
The Orthodox church, however, fell victim to the institutionalized corruption of the Ottoman system of government.
Among 23 control participants who were institutionalized (out of the 89 who completed 1-year follow-up), almost all of them were institutionalized immediately after inpatient discharge.
Future research on the HCA workforce will depend on repeated, institutionalized collection of demographic information.
Of the 659 persons with an endpoint, 298 persons were institutionalized (16.6% of the total population).
So how does an organization institutionalize honesty, the way so many corporations have institutionalized the suppression of it?
So we institutionalized a set of things to create rituals, heroes and legends.
German Reform in the 1840s became institutionalized, a matter of organized formal belief and practice.
Avoidance relationship, in human societies, the institutionalized, formal avoidance of one individual by another.
