Sentence examples for All institutionalized from inspiring English sources

All institutionalized older people from the city of Uberaba (Minas Gerais, Brazil) who fit within the inclusion and exclusion criteria were approached.

Plath, Sexton and Lowell were all institutionalized.

After all, institutionalized nepotism has often been the means by which excluded groups have lifted themselves out of poverty.

And now, we have it all institutionalized through trust funds for health plans, and benefits and the like.

Referring to West Third Street, he said: "That whole street has become institutionalized all the way from Broadway to the end of the park, except this one block.

That's pretty much it, although in "Headline" Ms. Dryer adds a few arabesques, and with "Old Vanity" she places below the work a steel plate that seems to refer to the explanatory labels in a museum, as if the artist wanted to make the contrast between her self-effacing paintings and the sort of object that becomes institutionalized all the more obvious.

I thought of all the women institutionalized for hysteria, a vague condition which physicians used for hundreds of years to police women's emotions and sexual desires.

The shaman, the wise woman and similar figures all represent institutionalized outlets for alternative points of view.

Can it really be that President Clinton will simply let this promising initiative die, once again showing how easily America can ignore racism in all its institutionalized and personal forms?

Congress passed the first federal espionage law during World War I, but the espionage gap was all but institutionalized after the war when Henry L. Stimson, the secretary of state, uncerimoniously closed the government's code-breaking office.

Male dominance and the dependent status of women are all highly institutionalized in the economic, political, family, cultural, and other aspects.