What makes Gagnier qualified to hold the exalted position of congresswoman? "People are fairly tired of representatives that are 'politically institutionalized.' It is important not to underestimate some of the competition in this race that have spent time in state politics, but I believe people are looking for an alternative," she said.
Conversely, what if we unwittingly reside in a society we've so attempted to homogenize in the name of oneness, for the sake of unity, that we've actually been feeding a slithering, subtle snake of a movement so divisive, so systemic, so institutionalized, that it is causing the complete opposite of what any of us intended?
In a particular context, a practice is institutionalized when it is widely accepted, followed, and enduring.
Junior scientists and students reported that mentorship is not yet institutionalized and it is currently occurring in an adhoc manner.
In general, mentees reported that mentorship is not yet institutionalized and it is currently occurring in an adhoc manner.
Because the settlements are institutionalized, it can hide safely behind the rancor of the rhetorical barriers with its practices unobstructed.
Not only does it have to become institutionalized, it also has to be integrated into the continuum of maternal, newborn, and child care.
"Art is so institutionalized, it can make people feel not invited," he said.
In the coming years, that coordination will be institutionalized as it was envisioned at the outset — a European Ministry of Finance to go along with a European Central Bank.
By the later Middle Ages, procedures for exploiting and discussing antecedent stocks of insight had been largely institutionalized, and it was an obvious temptation to perpetuate the dominion of those procedures which could lead only to total sterility.
"I think that's going be a really important piece of this -- making sure that the initiative rolls out in a manner that is community-based but that also is institutionalized so it's lasting".
