Sentence examples for appears to be institutionalizing from inspiring English sources

Human Rights First legal director Dixon Osburn welcomed the White House's pledge for more transparency but remained "deeply concerned that the administration appears to be institutionalizing a problematic targeted killing policy without public debate on whether the rules are lawful or appropriate".

Worse, police violence appears to be institutionalized.

In 2013 UNICEF reported that: "The ill-treatment of children who come in contact with the military detention system appears to be widespread, systematic and institutionalized throughout the process, from the moment of arrest until the child's prosecution and eventual conviction and sentencing".

"Homophobia appears to be declining, although discrimination against sexual minorities is widely institutionalized and they face enduring stigma...

In 1951, Anya had to be institutionalized.

At some point, as his medical needs multiply, he will probably need to be institutionalized.

"Particularly in our developing country sites, it needs to be institutionalized," he said.

(And so the great enemy of institutions began to be institutionalized).

The doctors told her that he needed to be institutionalized, and her husband and parents agreed.

Late the next day, according to the C.I.A. story, it was decided that Olson needed to be institutionalized.

Highly dependent people with dementia are more likely to be institutionalized.