| 词汇 | example_english_institutionalize |
| 释义 | Examples of institutionalizeThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Issues in institutionalizing on-farm client-oriented research: a review of experiences from nine national agricultural research systems. Persons having limitation in these more basic functions may already be institutionalized and, therefore, be excluded from our study population. A final section on ' institutionalizing democracy ' turns out to revolve on a discussion only of parties and party systems. Guidelines on managing water resources were derived from this major principle of the paradigm and institutionalized as policy. Countries have prioritized and are institutionalizing traditional medicine in national health systems and are undertaking the rational scientific assessment of traditional herbal medicines. The paralanguage of caregiving: baby talk to the institutionalized aged - the field study. Indeed, some incontinence may be the result of staff and client expectations within institutionalized care. They were often institutionalized, shunned by society and stigmatized. The review concludes that, for institutional economics, the problem of intellectual property is the problem of institutionalizing property rights writ large. The paralanguage of caregiving : baby talk to the institutionalized aged. If cheating becomes institutionalized as a strategy, then it destroys the possibility of anything else but a low quality outcome. The following sections explore the rationale for institutionalizing the organization. The militia institutionalized the classical principles of active citizenship and constitutional balance on which ' country ' politics was founded. They received a relatively generous level of support, they were not institutionalized or stigmatized, and settlement laws were not rigorously enforced. However, an international free for all risks institutionalizing permanent genetic differences between different states, depending upon the qualities selected for enhancement by their current regimes. The second conclusion is that even legislatures that were not as fully institutionalized as others still had noteworthy institutional capacities. She was institutionalized for being "immoral," having a child out of wedlock. The agency's autonomy was sustained and institutionalized through its burgeoning reputation as an effective disaster agency. Many of the leaders of organized labor cleaved to a view of labor-management relations that had become institutionalized in the 1950s. Democratic regimes attempt to minimize this problem by institutionalizing disruption through regular elections. Although tinged with racial subtext, this causal story did not disturb the newly institutionalized egalitarian precepts. Once institutionalized, however, private insurance markets place formidable constraints on government efforts to expand public insurance or regulation. First, in configuring development, it institutionalized a body of knowledge and expertise, which firmly established its own legitimacy in the society. The proportion of persons being institutionalized in nursing homes for each subclass of a predictor was adjusted for other four predictors. Wives, husbands and daughters caring for institutionalized and noninstitutionalized dementia patients : toward a model of caregiver burden. Part of the story seems to be historical accident, followed by blind loyalty to institutionalized habits. Such criteria clearly demonstrate how colonial courts had manufactured and institutionalized cultural differences. In practice, however, invasions have become institutionalized as an integral part of land reform. Professional historians, institutionalized in departments of history, have never succeeded in controlling the study of the past. If behaviour conforms reasonably consistently to the requirements of a norm, then it is institutionalized. Thus, tariff rates could be lowered as a first step in institutionalizing an outward-oriented strategy of development without any dramatic fiscal consequences. Parties institutionalized citizenship by organizing the electorate for the civic rituals of voting and by transmuting inchoate demands into law and policy. The prevalence of secondary hyperparathyroidism was of similar magnitude (25% institutionalized vs. 18% independent). In the more regulated or tax-financed systems, governments have institutionalized regulatory systems to evaluate medicines. One point that merits remarking upon is the speed at which the globalizing trend has become institutionalized within the historical profession. Should such a state of things be institutionalized or codified? If students dropped out of school, moved to a different school district, or were institutionalized, they were followed and interviewed in an appropriate private setting. Therefore, a lack of resources in the home environment increases the risk of child delinquents being institutionalized or permanently removed from the home. The occupation of the father had some influence on the likelihood of being institutionalized. An average of 6 per cent of those who reported that they were disabled for thirty-one days or more were institutionalized. Does the polity have institutionalized procedures for the transfer of power? Thus, the theme of human choice links institutionalized freedom to human resources and to liberty aspirations. Local officials have made strong demands for institutionalizing central-local relations. Thus, for institutional economics, the problem of intellectual property is the problem of institutionalizing property rights writ large. They should be encouraged to use modern antenatal services, to have institutionalized child delivery and to use postnatal health care services. The state, we might say, institutionalized a culture of emulation, in careers driven by an ethos of academic and professional achievement. Democratization promotes this process in so far as it institutionalizes freedom of choice based on civil and political liberties. They were external to them, institutionalized within the law. The distinction between "personal" privacy and "economic" privacy is strongly institutionalized in legal doctrine. The working class were judged to have resisted inclusion in what was effectively middle-class dominated and institutionalized religion. Many were institutionalized at a very young age and frequently have no known relatives or default by kin decisionmakers who can or are willing to speak on their behalf. Although there is the temptation to claim that samples of previously institutionalized children can address questions concerning sensitive periods in development, the answers that can be provided are limited. According to the institutional model, the one that more or less prevailed in the modern world, law is, by and large, the deliberate product of recognized and institutionalized authorities. Discrimination against them was institutionalized. The ideological dominance and the political power of the agricultural sector were institutionalized in the water policy network during the early years following the establishment of the state in 1948. Moreover, such general policies are more likely to have been institutionalized long before the claims of specific groups or areas conquered a place on the policy agenda. The fact that 23% of the desisters had been institutionalized can be explained by the fact that for half of the desisters, their delinquency did not drop down to zero. King's response highlights the pervasive practical and technical power of 'significance' in shaping heritage and its management, and the equilibrations between experiential practice and law in institutionalizing significance. The numbers for the years prior to 1920 should be considered with caution, because the format of the biographical profiles was not fully institutionalized until 1920. The evaluation of health technologies as an instrument to suppor t or to control their dissemination and use or to help define policies is not institutionalized or systematically used. The impressive effectiveness of these agents in relieving florid positive symptoms of schizophrenia has permitted a whole population of formerly institutionalized patients to live in the community. Because of the small number of persons institutionalized, regression analysis was not performed to determine the relative importance of predisposing, enabling and need factors in institutionalization. All the girls had been institutionalized in a psychiatric hospital for several weeks to be treated for depression as well as related behavioral problems such as acting out. Fully institutionalized labor market and social policy regimes endure under more auspicious conditions than treaties between hostile parties with nothing in common save a desire to avoid war. Under his leadership, the movement rapidly institutionalized. Of course, this may mean that, once institutionalized, deliberative democracy will also end up favouring the moderate middle, since the extremes are hardly likely to meet the requirement of reciprocity. Evaluation of healthcare technologies-as an instrument to support or to control the dissemination of health technologies or their employment or to define differentiated policies-is not institutionalized or systematically used. Three, the de-skilling of women as primary health care providers as medicine became institutionalized in the 19th and early 20th centuries. From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English I also urge you strongly to ensure that this does not remain an isolated event but is the forerunner of an institutionalized and regular dialogue. From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English Because while wealth is being concentrated, inequalities are being aggravated, extremely high levels of unemployment are being institutionalized, poverty and exclusion are spreading, and disproportion is on the increase. From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English The types of practices that take place under this new color-blind racism is subtle, institutionalized, and supposedly not racial. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Although such systems institutionalize the patron's power, they also institutionalize the value of the client to the patron. He also shared the committee's second major goal of helping those patients who were already institutionalized. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. As a preparation for the new format, the tournament was institutionalized in 2004 as a transitional tournament. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Institutionalizing legislation covers the unofficial domains of labour, communications, culture, commerce, and business... From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. He was institutionalized for two months after his diagnosis. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Support group who supplies the raw material (banana fruit) are yet to be institutionalized. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Public meetings, hearings of objections and transparent processes of addressing objections, must be institutionalized. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. The local preman organizations became institutionalized as part of the democratic process whereby they started to form their own political parties. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. She later was institutionalized for much of her life. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. The census reported that 62,100 people (99.4% of the population) lived in households, 39 (0.1%) lived in non-institutionalized group quarters, and 361 (0.6%) were institutionalized. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Due to the radical nature of this theory, he was institutionalized. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Despite being institutionalized, he still graduated from high school with his class in 1957. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Consociationalism focuses on diverging identities such as ethnicity instead of integrating identities such as class, institutionalizing and entrenching the former. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. The same year, he was briefly institutionalized for kleptomania, but was released the following year. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Insecure between institutionalized samples and other (other), by definition indicates behavior that maltreated samples of children. One group consisted of previously institutionalized children who had been randomly assigned to a foster care intervention at a mean age of 23 months. Bioethics was institutionalized as an obligatory part of the undergraduate and graduate schedule in medical schools. Crucially, this richer notion of political equality may, if appropriately institutionalized, lead to a more robust and durable form of political stability. If all parties are in government and there is no longer opposition in the house, is opposition then to be institutionalized inside the cabinet? With selective re-centralization measures, de facto federalism is gradually being institutionalized. The problem is that political parties do not yet have institutionalized party branches. A substantial proportion of the never-married are institutionalized: for reasons of mental health, physical health, imprisonment and religion, many of these citizens never have children. Both groups prioritized children, severe diseases, and expensive treatments and negatively prioritized institutionalized and demented patients and patients who had caused their disease themselves. When patients are institutionalized, as adults, they deserve dignity and privacy to engage in self-stimulation. Their tasks are institutionalized occupationally, and thus resist simplification, fragmentation, mechanization, or some other mode of managerial rationalization of labor. In addition to having particular medical problems, previously institutionalized children are typically small and malnourished after the orphanage experience. Accordingly, it continues to be the case that institutionalized children show markedly reduced brain activity compared to children residing with their biological families. Claims at any time to have institutionalized authority are, then, necessarily false. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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