Whether and where biases are so strong that institutionalized measures such as fixed quotas are reasonable is another important matter for discussion9.
A higher-scale score indicates a stronger commitment to institutionalized religion.
But its allegiances extend to the far right, including to old hard-liners with Francoist predilections for a strong centralized state and institutionalized religion.
But other high-profile campaigns, like Julia Drown's battle for the right to breast-feed her baby during debates, failed in the face of strong opposition from more institutionalized members who all but fell off their leather benches in horror.
In it, they found much stronger language for such institutionalized evils, referring, in connection with anti-Semitism, to "an underlying basic religious culture which shaped and deformed people's attitudes".
But each day, Meerkat gets bigger, stronger, shinier, and more institutionalized.
They find that network effects are stronger in less-institutionalized sectors, which to some extent addresses the contexts of guanxi (Bian and Huang 2015; Bian and Zhang 2014).
So in recent years, the Indian national government has made water resource management a top priority, underscoring the necessity for institutionalized systems with a stronger technical, financial, and educational support structure.
74 A study by our group 75 in an institutionalized elderly population found a strong association between oral quality of life and malnutrition risk, as measured with the Mini Nutritional Assessment.
The developments of action research from Teachers Network to AST mean that it has successfully become institutionalized whether it is in its perceived strong form (i.e., Action Research promoted in the North Zone Schools) or its perceived weak form (i.e., LCs promoted by Teachers Network).
