The Orthodox church, however, fell victim to the institutionalized corruption of the Ottoman system of government.
Machiavelli was no friend of the institutionalized Christian Church as he knew it.
I applaud those who speak out against what they believe to be the shortcomings of the institutionalized United States, but making a protest really count for something without money or influence is difficult indeed.
At follow-up, cognitive impairment was present in 90.0% of the day care patients and in 78.3% of the institutionalized patients.
At follow-up, cognitive impairment frequency was also high, being present in 90.0% of the day care patients and in 78.3% of the institutionalized patients.
That focus is now leading to the institutionalizing of the stereotype through a ban -- something that only enforces a misconception rather than working towards tolerance on both ends.
Even the set addresses an aspect of aging, the question of institutionalizing the elderly.
As the popular radio host Sopitas commented, "If first you don't effectively clean up corruption, uniting the police is the equivalent of institutionalizing the narco police".
The move was clearly intended, and widely interpreted, to help ensure the promotion of creative commanders who were previously passed over for promotion from colonel to one-star general — in short, to start the process of institutionalizing the new style of warfare.
"The desire for assisted living is just enormous," said Jean Murphy, the executive director of Friends and Relatives of the Institutionalized Aged, a New York consumer advocacy organization.
In 1919 the creation of the International Labour Organization ILOO) institutionalized a role for organized labour within the international human rights standard setting.
