Sentence examples for in institutionalized form from inspiring English sources

Sad to see that Americans on Twitter and elsewhere will only understand Zionist racism when viewed through their own cultural lens and lose sight of it when it is practiced in institutionalized form and in a most brutal fashion against Palestinians.

Religion has thus comprised a primary space in which and by means of which gender hierarchy has been culturally articulated, reinforced, and consolidated in institutionalized form.

In Britain, the fallout from the Weinstein revelations is taking place in a society that has been struggling, and for the most part failing, to confront institutionalized forms of sexual abuse for several years.

In their view, Europe had freed itself from fascism and guaranteed this freedom in an institutionalized form in the EU.

It is also likely that non-western students should deal with institutionalized forms of dominant culture in the Dutch higher education system that serves as an implicit device to reduce performance in higher education.

The shūrā was not developed into any institutionalized form and was, indeed, soon discarded.

The same tribunal, moreover, failed to prosecute the most institutionalized form of sexual violence, the enslavement of "comfort women" by the Japanese Army.

Would these contracts create an institutionalized form of a new kind of friends with benefits?

Some observers regard the decentralization of environmental policy as even an "institutionalized form of community participation" (Ribot 2002).

The blasphemy law is only one of many institutionalized forms of religious discrimination in Pakistan.

Finally, educational degrees, the institutionalized forms of cultural capital, procure health workers not only with access to the labor market (financial capital) and professional and non-professional networks (social capital) but also grants them symbolic capital in form of social status, prestige and power [ 31, 34].