Religion has been institutionalized through Motor Racing Outreach, a ministry that follows the circuit, offering Sunday services and, if necessary, grief counseling.
Monday's was a game and an individual performance from Williams that signaled the coalescence of a real Nets identity — not one that can be institutionalized through billboards and snazzy marketing, but one that will define the Nets on the court.
The partnership between UNICEF and MoLSAEO was institutionalized through a Memorandum of Understanding.
"The real change is we are now aware that changes were needed – and these changes have now been institutionalized through local plans of action for children," states Vasic.
This linkage was institutionalized through government agencies that had a mandate to address both issues, such as the Central Department of Social Evils Prevention and the Provincial Steering Committees for AIDS, Sex Work and Drug Control Influence.
Although the pursuit of moksha is institutionalized in Hindu life through ascetic practice and the ideal of withdrawing from the world at the conclusion of one's life, many Hindus ignore such practices.
While ethnic minority mobilization is institutionalized in the political arena through ethnic parties, in the extra-parliamentary arena it is structured by ethnic social movements (Olzak, 2006, pp. 42 47).
In others, rape is institutionalized as sex trafficking.
At Biola, queer oppression is institutionalized.... Dr. Thoennes' comments institutionally encourage attacks -- whether it's through a half-joking slur or physical assault.
Finally, she is institutionalized.
Forrest is institutionalized.
