At the undergraduate level, studies indicate that retention programs feature common elements (see, for example, Black Issues in Higher Education) that can be introduced and institutionalized to change the learning environment.
For instance, childcare has been officially institutionalized thanks to the legislation of the Childcare Act in 1991.
Plus, as recent current events have sadly shown, there's an inherently institutionalized racism to the so-called justice system.
Afterwards, Thor and Jane discover another portal in a nearby cave and reunite in London with Darcy and Jane's mentor Dr. Erik Selvig — who was briefly institutionalized due to the mental trauma he suffered during Loki's attack on Earth.
Over time, sources began to take advantage of this and institutionalize it to the point that they came up with this name for it, quote approval.
It is quite another thing to make a principle of terrorism, to institutionalize it, to assign it the most vital place in the social struggle.
During his ministerial tenure, he abolished press censorship, repealed all antipress legislation enacted during the period of national emergency, and institutionalized reforms to safeguard the freedom of the media.
To that end, the company will look to build out an analytics and research component to its business to institutionalize the thinking of the best minds at the best advertising firms.
The new maps will be drawn by a Legislature that can reasonably be expected to try to institutionalize the results of the Nov. 2 Republican stampede.
Our strategy for maximizing the likelihood that successful interventions can be institutionalized is to address the five categories of contributing factors identified by Bowser and Hill through engaging with stakeholders at three levels: policy and governance, health system, and community.
