| If these relationships feature some stability, they are nevertheless dynamic because they are constantly the object of politicalwork in order to institutionalize, deinstitutionalize or reinstitutionalize them. |
| First, beginning in the early 1970s, concerted efforts were made at the federal and state levels to deinstitutionalize status offenders. |
| With its power to suppress social meanings, however, the law can radically change and even deinstitutionalize man-woman marriage. |
| So there's definitely been a move in the Legislature over the last two sessions to deinstitutionalize kids, to divert them to community-based programs. |
| Santiago del Estero Province: Its prime objective is to deinstitutionalize children who have been interned in macro-institutes and to return them to their community and family environment. |
| The overall objective was to increase the number of smaller, family-style care homes in an effort to deinstitutionalize the country as a whole. |
