But, since July, payment for order flow has become institutionalized in the equity options markets.
That shift will be institutionalized in the redistricting maps lawmakers will draw next year.
In this case, segregation was fully institutionalized in the state's legal system.
They can also become chronically institutionalized in the absence of a political outcome to a stalemate.
But there are other symbol systems recognized and institutionalized in the different cultures of humankind.
Mr. Lorberbaum referred to it as "sudden service" and it was a mantra he institutionalized in the organization.
The inferior status of the House of Lords was formally institutionalized in the Parliament Act of 1911 and 1949.
It began in the 1960s in my home state, Tamilnadu, and was institutionalized in the '80s when it spread all over the country.
Strident anti-Americanism has been institutionalized in the Venezuelan government's public pronouncements, but much of the venom has drained out of the words.
Originally based on the philosophy of Karl Marx and institutionalized in the Soviet Union, it reached a large proportion of the world's youth.
First come the vibrantly colored page-size images, in watercolor and gouache, of Josef Karl Radler (1844-1817), a former porcelain painter who was institutionalized in the 1890's.
