Sentence examples for further institutionalized from inspiring English sources
The Napoleonic era further institutionalized the secularization of French society, and exported the revolution to northern Italy, in the hopes of creating pliable republics.
Perhaps most disturbing, "[Obama's] order further institutionalized and normalized air strikes outside conventional war zones as a routine part of 21st-century national security policy," Charlie Savage and Scott Shane wrote in The New York Times.
In other words, a program that originated under President George W. Bush as a crucial part of his "global war on terror," and that was further institutionalized and ramped up under President Obama, will soon be bequeathed to a new president-elect.
They then challenged a series of constitutional changes General Musharraf had made last year, many of which would further institutionalize the role of the military in governing the country.
But this change will further institutionalize these values across the Play Store – there's no skirting around building good apps if you want them to be found.
And also that many, including Israel's own president, feel the legal drafting of the Jewish nation state will further institutionalize racism and violence.
This decision further institutionalizes historic and widespread racial biases and ethnic discrimination experienced by Dominicans of Haitian descent in the Dominican Republic.
Iran has also been extremely active in supporting Shia protests and militants in Bahrain to further institutionalize the sectarian divide in the country and create the conditions for further strife...and the list goes on.
Increasingly the dental schools themselves reject Medicaid- covered patients, further institutionalizing this discrimination.
A group in the central region was able to get the hospital to include some of their projects in the hospital plan, further institutionalizing the intervention.
This dubious principle not only further institutionalizes prejudice, but it also puts the burden squarely on those who have been discriminated against to seek out others who do not discriminate.
