Jade Mountain, the most expensive of the new offerings, took the no-fourth-wall concept and institutionalized it, with bigger and more modern rooms, and bigger and more elaborately tiled infinity pools in each room.
So we never properly institutionalized it as a policy with an economic purpose.
The state has institutionalized its budget deficits with spending and low taxes.
By institutionalizing tweetstorms with a graphic user interface, Twitter could make sharing expanded thoughts more accessible to everyone.
In rhetoric at least, and to his supporters who disproportionately came from Iraq's Sunni Arab and secular segments, Allawi was the answer to all the tumult the Americans unleashed and began institutionalizing with the tragicomic reign of L. Paul Bremer III as American proconsul in 2003 and 2004.
Small firms then have to rely on the personal contacts of their founders as the first step to institutionalizing their relationships with global markets.
Ensuring students stay enrolled After acknowledging efforts made by the Government of India towards institutionalizing hand-washing with soap in schools, Mr. Alonso highlighted the importance of sanitation facilities as a critical factor for ensuring continuing enrolment and preventing dropouts.
In later Bronze Age Mesopotamia we know that the Great Marriage (an alternate term for it) became institutionalized with the ascendancy of patriarchy and began to serve both a sacred and political purpose.
But as success became routine, it also became institutionalized, with faceless corporations like U.S. Steel and General Motors lording over the smooth running engines of commerce.
Particularly, democracy and legitimacy as twin concepts are historically institutionalized with a strong connection with national parliaments in Europe; thus, national parliaments play a crucial role in maintaining democratic norms and legitimize the polity's governance by taking ultimate accountability.
