1. We agree to institutionalize this Summit process.

2. 1 What NAFTA did was institutionalize the economic reforms.

3. Last couple of years she's been institutionalized.

4. The Western custom of institutionalizing the aged was absolutely unheard of in Africa!

5. PM pays homage to martyred police personnel, and calls for institutionalizing their memory.

6. Classical philology is a subject and institutionalized as such.

7. Accounting for the receipt and use of contributions not institutionalized

8. The alternative, which was proposed by Mahatma Gandhi, was to institutionalize and make poverty permanent.

9. This inferiority complex has been institutionalized in the Chinese mind.

10. 19 Classical philology is a subject and institutionalized as such.

11. In an effort to institutionalize succession King Fahd issued a decree on 1 March 1992.

12. The following discussion points were addressed: 1) Delivery of Training Institutionalized education.

13. * The Sides appreciated the efforts to further cement and institutionalize cooperation between Indian States and Russian Regions.

14. Acephalous literally means headless society without any institutionalized system of power and authority

15. In fact, an institutionalized religion is the essence of Absolutized social game rules

16. This marked the beginning of a new groundswell in activity directed at institutionalizing the lunar distance method.

17. Assurecare Adult Home, LLC provides a loving atmosphere in a non institutionalized home setting.

18. Brenda’s emotional and mental health only gets worse, which leads to her being institutionalized.

19. This usually took the form of institutionalized collective bargaining between trade unions and employers.

20. She became seriously ill and had to be institutionalized for a lengthy period.

21. Through this, it became increasingly clear that institutionalizing abstract social relations required the use of efficient administrative machinery.

22. Acephalous society is a society without any formalized or institutionalized system of power and authority

23. My mother's mother, fatally ill tubercular infection, fell into a suicidal depression and was institutionalized.

24. Institutionalized by Al-Ma'mun, the academy encouraged the transcription of Greek philosophical and scientific efforts.

25. They resolved to continue to institutionalize and use the S&CD to elevate their ambitions and accomplishments in mutual trade and investment.

26. The organizations women formed to bring about equality were just as often havens from intractable, institutionalized misogyny.

27. Attica investigates the rebellion and its bloody suppression, revealing institutionalized injustices, sanctioned dishonesty, and abuses of power.

28. The result was more than six decades of the institutionalized discrimination against African-Americans known as "Jim Crow."

29. All women who come to separatism do so as a reaction to the brutality and institutionalized sexism of men.

30. Interest in the way that Consociations institutionalize the four principles of the grand coalition, proportionality, segmental autonomy, and mutual veto is stronger than ever

31. The rational path choice to build the accountability system of government is to build institutionalized system, tamp the system basis.

32. Patients with epilepsy could be forcibly institutionalized until the EEG was able to measure abnormal electrical activity in the brain.

33. Adopted by the successful Afrikaner National Party as a slogan in the 1948 election, Apartheid extended and institutionalized existing racial segregation

34. The Cold War also institutionalized a global commitment to huge, permanent peacetime military-industrial complexes and large-scale military funding of science.

35. The Nazis went further, however, murdering tens of thousands of the institutionalized disabled through compulsory "euthanasia" programs such as Aktion T4.

36. In the institutionalized education, educative power is exercised mainly by the body politic, schools and teachers, which embodies the alienability of educative power.

37. If you have a kid in school who needs some accommodations, chances are you have had to butt heads with institutionalized Ableism

38. But, as with any institutionalized practice, or tradition of long-standing, Asceticism can become, or be perceived as, “legalism”, or mere custom and

39. The term Ageism was first used in 1969, and according to Nelson (2016), Ageism remains one of the most institutionalized forms of prejudice today

40. In order to realize this mission, the Prime Minister emphasized the need to institutionalize special training programmes for urban administrators to systematically improve the quality of urban governance in India.

41. Naturally they would choose to die of old age in the arms of Morpheus ... but not institutionalized, abandoned, demented, or agitated, and certainly not incontinent!

42. This map shows some of the countries that have seen a dramatic increase in the numbers of residential care institutions and the numbers of children being institutionalized.

43. The Turkish government institutionalized the racism and paid academics to teach false theories that would deny the existence of Kurds, such as the "kurt-kart theory".

44. India has enacted a number of effective laws and regulations and has put in place institutionalized administrative mechanisms to prohibit WMD access to terrorists and non state actors.

45. It’s a natural and useful weapon for use against power, especially against a certain kind of Bureaucratized and institutionalized hierarchy — like a government school, and like the military.

46. The Bill aims at restoring confidence of consumers in the real estate sector; by institutionalizing transparency and accountability in real estate and housing transactions which will further enable the sector to access capital and financial markets.

47. Patrick Lencioni in The Advantage probably put it best, “An organization has to institutionalize its culture without Bureaucratizing it.” The leader thus bears the responsibility of building a team who fully share the organization’s convictions and vision

48. Conventionalized metaphors 这类常规隐喻 Conventionalized or institutionalized expressions 惯用表达式 Conventionalized form 常式 Conventionalized Intonation 规约语调 Conventionalized data [统计] 常 …

49. (v) Need to ensure security of the cyberspace and institutionalize safeguards against misuse for the protection of Internet users, and at the same time also ensure the free flow and access to information essential to a democratic society.

50. Secretary (ER): On institutionalizing BRIC, as you said yourself, it started as an economic modeling exercise about the future economic trends and this acronym was picked up by actually the then Russian President who directed that the Foreign Ministers should meet.

51. Meanwhile, Corporatism in a democracy is much different 🗳️ Unlike interest groups in a pluralist system that are spontaneous, in a corporatist system, interest group representation is institutionalized through recognition by the state

52. HypoAlbuminemia is defined as plasma albumin less than 34 g/L 1).HypoAlbuminemia is more frequent in older patients who are institutionalized, patients who are hospitalized with advanced stages of disease (eg, terminal cancer), and malnourished children.

53. In northwestern coniferous forest, these off-site are the mils that infatuate and orate, in their soft-finned northwestern coniferous forest map, the miltonic Douglas fir, as administrable the Coexistents in unmindfully northern coniferous forest and northwestern coniferous forest climate ham and institutionalize gram-negative Douglas fir.

54. Among the 128 cases of institutional abuse that Human Rights Watch documented, none of the women or girls had successfully been able to access redress mechanisms for being institutionalized against their will or facing abuse within the institution.

55. The 1994 election of Nelson Mandela brought an official end to 46 years of Apartheid in South Africa; however, the policies of institutionalized racism and land and housing discrimination remain today, affecting the lives of thousands of black South Africans across the country.

56. Without being prescriptive on specific clauses, and as already stated earlier, we continue to urge that issues on which there are differences should be resolved through dialogue in an atmosphere free from violence, and institutionalized in a manner that would enable broad-based ownership and acceptance.”

57. In the present climate of geopolitical uncertainty, versatility in one of the main pillars of the post-war order is worth celebrating." ( H-Diplo) "Seth Johnston’s How NATO Adapts untangles the puzzle of one of the most long-standing, well-institutionalized military alliances in the contemporary era.

58. I am glad that CII and the Department of Commerce have institutionalized this very extremely useful forum on an annual basis bringing together business, industry, Governments and other stakeholders from India and CLMV countries do some brainstorming to get this mutually beneficial agenda off the ground at full throttle.

59. Avowedly committed to the Zionist project, he is nonetheless critical of the decision-making process, arguing that it is characterized by an absence of policy planning processes by the premier and cabinet-level forums; a deep politicization; a lack of top-down control (particularly when politicization is high); a failure to institutionalize the process, resulting in highly idiosyncratic

60. Retirees Chanted slogans such as “ The result of the government’s work is plundering the people’s wealth,” “ Our country sits on treasures, but we are living in suffering,” and “Housing and livelihoods are our inalienable rights,” referring to the regime’s institutionalized corruption, which is the flip side of people’s poverty.

61. Apartheid, the Afrikaans name given by the white-ruled South Africa ’s Nationalist Party in 1948 to the country’s harsh, institutionalized system of racial segregation, came to an end in the early 1990s in a series of steps that led to the formation of a democratic government in 1994.

62. Any concurrent injury (for example, Arthrolith, anterior cruciate ligament rupture, meniscus tear) of the target knee requiring surgical intervention; OA or any pre-existing cartilage damage in the target knee, as revealed by MRI; Legal incapacity or limited legal capacity; Subjects who are imprisoned or institutionalized by regulatory or court

63. This process has additionally been facilitated by effective drug treatment options and a growing improvement of community-based medical care. Thus, psychiatric emergency interventions outside an institutionalized environment increasingly require the assignment of less specialized emergency personnel, e.g. anaesthetists, surgeons or internists, who may feel inadequately prepared for providing sufficient psychiatric emergency care.

64. Conditions for minimization of protest actions by workes have been established in Belarus by means of stick and carrots, the latter being the support of the public sector of the economy, relatively guaranteed employment, as well as by the provision of legal, mostly institutionalized, voice options (trust hotlines, registration of complaints, deBureaucratization of local authorities work, etc.

65. Antisemitism (alternatively spelled anti-semitism or anti-Semitism) is hostility toward or prejudice against Jews as a religious or racial/ethnic group, which can range in expression from individual hatred to institutionalized, violent persecution.While the term's etymology may imply that Antisemitism is directed against all Semitic peoples, it is in practice used exclusively to refer to

66. Children who begin early intervention programs based on the Science of ABA are less likely to need long term therapeutic care, be institutionalized, need special education classes, and are more likely to move on to independent lives. Many children who were once considered unable to communicate are now being taught to communicate (including the use of spoken language) on a regular basis.