Sentence examples for and institutionalized in the from inspiring English sources
But there are other symbol systems recognized and institutionalized in the different cultures of humankind.
Originally based on the philosophy of Karl Marx and institutionalized in the Soviet Union, it reached a large proportion of the world's youth.
Dantree was the sylvanic tree in the Dangun narrative and institutionalized in the mythical kingdom of Dangun Joseon.
This has been the legacy of LCs during its Teachers Network days, and has been transplanted and institutionalized in the PLC policy initiative.
The right to development has not been constituted and institutionalized in the provision of health care.
Sagawa was declared insane and unfit for trial and institutionalized in Paris.
Despite its prominence in the contemporary life sciences, molecular biology is a relatively young discipline, originating in the 1930s and 1940s, and becoming institutionalized in the 1950s and 1960s.
Engels represented one of the first to argue that women's subordination was not the result of any biological dispositions, but rather, caused by "men's efforts to achieve their demands for control of women's labor and sexual faculties [which] have gradually solidified and become institutionalized in the nuclear family".
It began in the 1960s in my home state, Tamilnadu, and was institutionalized in the '80s when it spread all over the country.
On Blue October's earlier records Mr. Furstenfeld sang frequently about his struggle with bipolar disorder and being institutionalized in the 1990s, building a devoted following of fans who called themselves Blue Meanies.
Clearly, the worldview of Western Christendom, on the whole Augustinian and Platonic in inspiration and founded upon Lombard's "Augustine breviary," was beginning to be rounded out into a system and to be institutionalized in the universities.
