Sentence examples for Has been institutionalized from inspiring English sources

By then, Selma has been institutionalized.

Now this public role has been institutionalized.

In other parts of the world, including Latin America, impeachment has been institutionalized.

"This has been institutionalized as an issue on campus," Leebron said.

Bridgewater has developed a systematic investment process that has been institutionalized over its 35-year history.

The problem for a modern director, though, is that the play has been institutionalized as a "classic".

The presumption that genes operate independently has been institutionalized since 1976, when the first biotech company was founded.

As one musician after another flaunted technique that challenged the supremacy of the master, the degree to which Tatum's superhuman velocity has been institutionalized became clear.

But first we meet the play's only other character, Carla (Ruth Reid), who has the look of someone who has been institutionalized for a very long time.

Doris Mount, who has been institutionalized for 30 years, proudly told relatives during a family reunion last week that she had voted by absentee ballot.

Religion has been institutionalized through Motor Racing Outreach, a ministry that follows the circuit, offering Sunday services and, if necessary, grief counseling.