Sentence examples for by institutionalized from inspiring English sources
Whelan views the mechanics of college basketball as ideal for point-rigging, especially within a context of "commercialization accompanied by institutionalized cheating".
Lawsuit Filed Over Florida Vote MIAMI, Jan . 10(AP) -- Saying blacks were disenfranchised in November by institutionalized racism, civil rights groups sued Florida election officials today in a bid to overhaul how elections are run.
"We find it troubling that this very close election could be decided by institutionalized patients who were preyed upon by overzealous Democratic operatives," said Steve Schmidt, a spokesman for the Zimmer campaign.
Both were marked by institutionalized lawlessness perpetrated by increasingly brazen brand-names.
Samson's latest novel, "The Sky Beneath My Feet," exploring a character whose faith is hijacked by institutionalized religion.
When streets become "restricted areas" randomly, and reporting is done only by institutionalized powers with their GoPros and cameramen in uniforms.
Outsider and self-taught art, defined by Christie's as art created by insane, institutionalized, unschooled and other "culturally isolated" individuals, can be as dark as it is naïve.
"Our society is consumed by the poison of hypocrisy and by an institutionalized culture of lies," she asserts, arguing that repression is as corrosive to the polity as it is to the psyche.
From the late 1940s until 1967, when Australia halted the child migration program, 7,000 to 10,000 British children made the same voyage, buoyed by the promises of happy new lives in Australia that were dashed by an institutionalized system of heartless, Dickensian repression.
To be sure, Walser was not quite normal psychologically, and his later work can sometimes be reminiscent of the alternately friendly and menacing private universes elaborated by other institutionalized "outsider artists".
France is characterized by an institutionalized system of co-management, in which farmers' organizations work closely and have a privileged relationship with the state.
