Sentence examples for has now institutionalized from inspiring English sources

We got our quick wins while no one was paying attention, then had the proof point to do more". Bishop's strategy is one that Capital One has now institutionalized, with his team helping innovators find the fringe – the people who have tried, recognized that they need help, and are willing to let you try out new ideas.

While the laboratory has now institutionalized weapons of mass destruction testing to be performed as part of routine surveillance (e.g., testing of drinking water), potential means and targets for future attacks cannot be perfectly forecast.

These teams have now been institutionalized.

"The real change is we are now aware that changes were needed – and these changes have now been institutionalized through local plans of action for children," states Vasic.

(It is not surprising that our Constitution has ceased to function -- it was designed to prevent Parliamentary politics and institutionalized bribery and has now, thanks to the strategies of modern conservatism, been taken over by those two forces).

Mark has now been charged again with assault and battery and has been institutionalized in a psychiatric facility pending further charges.

If you haven't seen this version of the now institutionalized Christmas tale — as charming and magical for adults as it is for children — do not tarry.

If you haven't seen George Balanchine's version of the now institutionalized Christmas tale — as charming and magical for adults as it is for children — do not tarry.

Molly, just shy of her 18th birthday, has been hearing and seeing things ever since her mother, now institutionalized, tried to skewer her with a pair of sewing scissors.

But the Wall Street bonus system, as everyone knows by now, institutionalized that greed by compensating high short-term returns, so that traders and managers had an incentive to take more and more dangerous risks.

"The fix is now institutionalized," Mr. Nader says.