We need to become nonviolent people, dismantle our weapons, teach one another nonviolence and institutionalize structures for a new kind of nonviolent world.
The discussions during this conference highlighted the need for institutionalizing structures for health impact assessment and the need for greater convergent action.
The CEO's greatest influence shifts from direct to indirect means articulating and communicating a clear, easily understood strategy; institutionalizing rigorous structures and processes to guide, inform, and reward; and setting values and tone.
The masculine mystique is institutionalized in work structures, according to three new studies forthcoming in the Journal of Social Issues.
Social and power structures, institutionalized through a caste system, stratify individuals into unequal positions from and by birth.
Informal leadership is thus accepted and institutionalized with parallel structures developing, instead of changes proposed in accordance with the hospital-wide first-line management policy newly in place.
Second, the internal labor market often adopts an elaborate hierarchical system and selection criteria, which may institutionalize and structure informal social relations.
To institutionalize this structure, stakeholders have called for legislative codification of the Draft Policy.
Modern historians, however, generally stress the endurance of the bureaucratic and administrative structure institutionalized by Shihuangdi, which, despite its official denial, remained the basis of all subsequent dynasties in China.
Where you have somebody coordinating the whole thing, you have a malware writer, you have someone responsible for malware deployment, you need a good social engineer for the phishing operation, then you need mules, money launders, that sort of thing and it's become a much more structured, institutionalized operation.
