Sentence examples for first institutionalized from inspiring English sources

This organization first institutionalized the concept of historic preservation in New York.

The terrestrial landscape has changed considerably compared to that of the early 20th century when soil conservation was first institutionalized.

Wolf hunting in France was first institutionalized by Charlemagne between 800 813, when he established the louveterie, a special corps of wolf hunters.

The city of Rome was utterly transformed under Augustus, with Rome's first institutionalized police force, fire fighting force, and the establishment of the municipal prefect as a permanent office.

We first identified institutionalized patients and then non-institutionalized patients matched for age and gender from the group of patients evaluated by the same physician on the same day.

Other militaries emulated Frederick (taller soldiers had longer strides, could thrust their bayonets farther, and had an easier time reloading their long rifles) and Hall argues that it was at this point in history — when tall soldiers were more coveted than shorter ones — that the market (and moral) value of height first became institutionalized.

In the other, set in late-Victorian and Edwardian London, copulation was depicted repeatedly, two female characters were shown having their throats slit at the end of sex, and a third was institutionalized as insane.

Second, institutionalize training opportunities for young black folks.

He began plotting to rob Dr. Shinbach, the psychiatrist who had first had him institutionalized against his will 17 years earlier.

First, law is institutionalized: nothing is law that is not connected with the activities of institutions such as legislatures, courts, administrators, police, etc.

The third area is institutionalized violence –- corporal punishment, capital punishment, the criminalization of homosexuality, just to name a few examples.