Sentence examples for been institutionalized by from inspiring English sources
One of her early subjects was martyrdom, a central tenet in Shiite Islam, and how it had been institutionalized by the government, especially after Saddam Hussein's invasion of Iran, in 1980.
"Such arrangements are not uncommon, and even though there has been a good deal of government regulation of guest-worker programs in some places, some of these patterns of financial abuse have been institutionalized by now," he said.
This divide has been institutionalized by the creation and expansion of non-standard forms of employment, most notably temporary employment (such as fixed-term and agency work) (Eichhorst and Marx 2012; Marx 2015).
Insult upon insult has been institutionalized by all three branches of government.
"What is new is that this concept has been institutionalized by dating sites.
Misogyny is defined as "hatred, dislike, mistrust of women, or prejudice against women". The world's oldest prejudice, misogyny has been institutionalized by governments and religions for millennia.
Sometimes the social movement itself is institutionalized by being accorded authority as the legitimate custodian of the new values.
A Teutonic mother cult infamously celebrated by the Nazis was institutionalized by successive postwar governments in West Germany.
Beach seine fishing practices in Sri Lanka are known to be institutionalized by traditional community-based coastal fisheries management systems.
Social inequality and spatial differentiation are not uncommon in the China's cities where discrimination against rural-urban migrants is institutionalized by the hukou system.
