The immigrant-prosecuting machine improvised under Clinton, formalized under Bush and institutionalized by Obama barely merited a mention during last year's immigration-obsessed presidential election.
It was organized informally but later institutionalized under Police Chief William Parker as the Intelligence Division.
Although Gaelic football is similar to these other "codes," that game was institutionalized under the auspices of the Gaelic Athletic Association (1884) as a distinctively Irish alternative to the imported English games of soccer and rugby.
Somehow those practices have been institutionalized under democratic forms.
This process has been institutionalized under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which coordinates the global negotiations on binding limits on greenhouse gases.
But the power to punish as distinct from merely inflicting harm on others cannot be adventitious; it must be authoritative and institutionalized under the prevailing political regime.
Under the constant threat of floods, landslides, forest fires, haze, and other hazards, disaster management in Brunei has been institutionalized under multi-stakeholder District Disaster Management Councils (DDMC) in all four districts of the Sultanate.
In structuring this participation, it is thought that participatory structures must be institutionalized under law in order to safeguard a political space where communities are able to form their own identity and community voice [ 16].
With growing concern that the continued existence of the CMHF will be threatened where it is not institutionalized under law, stakeholders lamented how the CMHF's exclusion from the health system might significantly weaken or eliminate a role for community participation: "If you really want people governing and people having a say, then the structure doesn't create that.
First, it is not clear if – or under what conditions – it is feasible for a pre-frail or frail population as institutionalized aged to attend a highly frequent and moderately intense exercise program.
Under Ochs, the Times institutionalized the notion of nonpartisan, objective reporting.
