He's so institutionalized.
Informal leadership is thus accepted and institutionalized with parallel structures developing, instead of changes proposed in accordance with the hospital-wide first-line management policy newly in place.
Utilization of professional services may also increase to create a stable care atmosphere and avoid moving to institutionalized care – thus reducing stress upon the care recipient.
This term here denotes members of Christian churches and networks that regard themselves as postdenominationalist and neoapostolic and thus independent of historical, mainstream, organized, institutionalized, confessional, denominationalist Christianity.
This term here denotes members of Christian churches and networks that regard themselves as postdenominationalist and neoapostolic and thus independent of historic, mainstream, organized, institutionalized, confessional, denominationalist Christianity.
We adopt the term "moral entrepreneur" to describe the deliberate efforts to change institutionalized moral norms, and thus foster sustainability transitions.
So why is he institutionalized?
In addition, it is not formally institutionalized through brothels or pimps thus most women work for themselves[ 16, 17].
Particularly, democracy and legitimacy as twin concepts are historically institutionalized with a strong connection with national parliaments in Europe; thus, national parliaments play a crucial role in maintaining democratic norms and legitimize the polity's governance by taking ultimate accountability.
Children are often institutionalized as a result of maltreatment or parental inability to provide care for them; thus, it is expected that many institutionalized children have been exposed to multiple severe stressors before entry into care.
