Sentence examples for highly institutionalised from inspiring English sources
Specifically this research documents that racism is a highly institutionalised social condition and practice rather than something that exists solely within the minds of racists.
In Belgium, dying is highly institutionalised.
The Country Programme process is highly institutionalised and offers an excellent platform for a rights-based and results-oriented programme development.
Standard service was highly institutionalised, and used plastic cups, segmented plates, bibs for residents, choice of meals made two weeks before the event, staff not sitting down but handing out plates then leaving for their own lunch when everyone was served.
It is a highly institutionalised environment and that leads to problems with eating and sleeping and learning".
Health care delivery occurs in highly institutionalised environments, settings that differentiate it from other human service systems.
Non-coverage error caused by the population of interest being highly mobile, homeless or institutionalised was also a suspected issue in this low prevalence condition.
In the Netherlands, elderly people are institutionalised only if they are highly dependent on care.
In child protection, the approach had been to provide solutions for vulnerable children such as the disabled and orphans, through a highly-institutionalised approach, rather than more effective community-based approaches.
Legalised and institutionalised slavery is inconsistent with liberal democracy, as is legalised and institutionalised torture.
Basically, you're institutionalised".
