Sentence examples for but institutionalized from inspiring English sources

What if the true meaning of Rome is not justice but injustice, not civilization but institutionalized barbarism?

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.

There is a genius to our system, that for the first time in history not only legitimized dissent, but institutionalized it.

Overthrowing the monarchy was difficult, but institutionalizing democracy is harder still.

Feminist art is a shorthand phrase that everyone uses, but institutionalizing such an amorphous, subjective qualifier should make us all reconsider.

It was organized informally but later institutionalized under Police Chief William Parker as the Intelligence Division.

"Naming and shaming" with benchmarks may bring about change in the short term but also institutionalized tension and resistance in the longer term.

This dates back to the beginning of the last century but was institutionalized by the foundation of the Cochrane Collaboration in 1993 [ 23- 25].

Richard's seizures leave him disoriented, "downput," and, eventually, so violent that he must be institutionalized, but in his stable moments he is charming and charismatic.

In 1959 Mr. Nygaard had a mental breakdown and was briefly institutionalized, but by the early 1960's he was back in the thick of musical life.

Through the church the will of the Roman pattern became firmly institutionalized, but a testator still had to leave a "reasonable part of the estate" (ordinarily at least one-third) to his wife and children.