Sentence examples for has become institutionalized from inspiring English sources

In their view, it has become institutionalized.

"But that it, too, has become institutionalized.

The difference now is that the squalid character of the system has become institutionalized.

But, since July, payment for order flow has become institutionalized in the equity options markets.

Censorship of tests and textbooks is not merely widespread: across the nation, it has become institutionalized.

We live in a culture where misrepresentation has become institutionalized from the highest levels of government on down.

"It has became institutionalized," said Mr. Bali, the writer, adding that if Jews "want to be happy in this country, you don't speak too much in the public space".

Paranjoy Guha-Thakurta, one of the authors of the report, told me that one of its most disturbing findings was that the practice of paid content had become "institutionalized".

When he failed to find a publisher, he decided to move to Europe: "I could not bear the humiliation of being an unpublished novelist in a country where bad writing, as it seemed to me, had become institutionalized".

The German experience with opening clauses is the best known, not least since such agreements have become institutionalized.

A framework is developed for evaluating the likelihood of successful implementation of NGA's that exploits the fact that new policy development is almost always constrained by previous policy choices which have become institutionalized.