Increasingly the dental schools themselves reject Medicaid- covered patients, further institutionalizing this discrimination.
Not confining themselves to limiting visions of the CFP, private collective and public actors across the industry in Scotland have worked to give new meaning to fisheries practices through institutionalizing their own understandings of sustainability.
- Constraints in institutionalizing continuous improvement.
He needs involuntary institutionalizing.
Kanner's new category came as welcome news for parents who could not bring themselves to institutionalize their children, and who were certain that there was an intelligent, feeling person locked inside what's sometimes called "the mask of autism".
Modern economists tend to put greater emphasis on the way beliefs are codified and institutionalized than on the beliefs themselves.
She tried to take him into custody under the provisions of the Baker Act, which allows for individuals to be involuntarily institutionalized if officials believe they may harm themselves or others.
AZHAR HUSSAIN Plano, Tex., April 12 , 2011To the Editor: Re "Government-Enforced Bigotry in France" (editorial, April 12): Communities that require women to cloak themselves in full-face veils have institutionalized discrimination and handicapped half of their population.
As some states seek to increase regulation but also further protect and institutionalize medical marijuana, federal prosecutors are suddenly asserting themselves, authorizing raids and sending strongly worded letters that have cast new uncertainty on an issue that has long brimmed with tension between federal and state law.
"As some states seek to increase regulation but also further protect and institutionalize medical marijuana, federal prosecutors are suddenly asserting themselves," the newspaper wrote that May.
