Sentence examples for institutionalise our from inspiring English sources

To institutionalise our independence we have ensured diversity among our staff, and have more than 50 nationalities represented – with no majority of any one nationality.

It is integrated, embedded and even institutionalised in our society.

Fear of the water is institutionalised, and our sense of the wild and the outdoors has been steadily taken away from us.

I am protesting for the same reason as everyone else in Brazil: to put an end to this endless and deep corruption institutionalised within our government and political system.

She issued a challenge to backbench MPs to introduce a private members' bill that would create the offence of "incitement to gender hatred" - to give women's rights campaigners an important legal tool with which to challenge sexism institutionalised in our culture.

The och, wheesht and parental skelp that greeted so much embarrassing creativity in our childhood, locked our history and our literature out of our school curriculum for generations, and institutionalised the furrowed brow as our national facial expression.

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If movements like Barcelona en Comú can even begin to institutionalise a participative politics, then the commons may begin to reshape our understanding of citizenship and sustainability – and move the conversation beyond gardening.

12 Our intervention is timely as the Tijuana Police Department has committed to institutionalising the PEP, and later extending it to cadets, pending our outcome data.

There is also strong support from Weruche Opia, Valentine Olukoga and Cecilia Noble, in a impressive play that opens our eyes to Liberia's past and evokes civil war's horrific capacity to institutionalise male violence.

I'd like to institutionalise luck".