Unfortunately, it seems as though bribery is institutionalized in FIFA.
"It is almost so institutionalized now, though there is a variance in stringency," said Brian Sigritz, the director of state fiscal studies for the National Association of State Budget Officers.
Though Lincoln was eventually institutionalized by her only surviving son, today pernicious anemia can be treated with B-12 shots or pills.
Even though the MOE has institutionalized weekly 1-h curriculum time for all schools to allow teachers to engage in professional learning community endeavours, teachers may see this as another add on to their teaching responsibilities.
Furthermore, patients who are legally mandated to receive treatment such as compulsory treatment in hospital or community might also be at risk of being institutionalized even though some argue involuntary psychiatric care helps to reduce symptoms, manage illness and re-establish a person's ability to make autonomous decisions.
Even though process philosophy is not institutionalized as such everywhere in the global field of philosophy, it is a research paradigm that currently is in use all around the world.
However, a number of studies that evaluate IMCI have demonstrated difficulties of implementing effective training and supervision, even though IMCI is relatively well institutionalized in national health systems [ 27- 29].
Furthermore, the growth of large trading blocs has underscored both regional and international interdependence, though it also has stimulated and institutionalized rivalries between different blocs.
The problem for a modern director, though, is that the play has been institutionalized as a "classic".
Though Raphael Simi and Philippe Seux had been institutionalized -- essentially shunned by the world -- Vanier reached out in recognition of their shared humanity.
This finding concurs with our results, though we studied polypharmacy >5 drugs and compared residents institutionalized <2 years vs >2 years.
