Standardization and regularization of tenurial and territorial bonds and of ceremonies such as homage accompanied the development of centralized government, as lords and kings utilized these devices (and many others) to buttress and extend their authority.
In this process, called regularization, the encounter is traversed in less computer time while preserving reasonable accuracy.
Changes to the so-called regularization program also made eligible for residency noncitizens who could prove that they had arrived in the Dominican Republic before October 2011.
In a few cases the estates of exiled aristocrats appear to have been broken up, but the major force in reducing aristocratic control over rural Attica seems to have been the regularization of government.
Papal authority eventually extended into many aspects of life in Western Christendom and contributed to the reform and regularization of many institutions.
This uncertainty was evident on June 16th, the day before the regularization plan's deadline, when hundreds of restive Haitians, some of whom had resided in the D.R. for as many as fifty years, stood outside Huacal in a queue.
Given how many Haitian immigrants and Dominicans with Haitian parents remain, without "regularization" in the Dominican Republic, one can easily imagine that the expulsions will number in the thousands.
The Dominican government responded to outcry over the ruling from neighboring countries and human-rights organizations by announcing a "regularization" plan for foreigners.
Many have cards saying that they had registered for a regularization program, which was supposed to guarantee them some protection until their cases were decided, on August 1st.
Over all, scarcely more than three hundred "regularization documents" have been issued by the Interior Ministry to applicants hopeful of receiving a cédula, the I.D. document essential for enjoying the rights of Dominican citizenship.
