Sentence examples for institutionalised from inspiring English sources

Just like elsewhere in Europe, street art in Russia has been largely institutionalised and re-appropriated by swanky galleries – Moscow even had its first biennale of street art last year.

William Shawn had a set of twins, a son and a daughter, and the daughter was autistic and had to be institutionalised, and the son was very protected.

JACT is not, alas, the answer; it has been encouraging, but will not give money, because the classes are not institutionalised.

Within Europe, I think gay marriage was institutionalised first in the Netherlands, while Scandinavian countries stuck with civil unions for a while, in large measure because the Netherlands is more conservative, and large segments of Dutch society still accord a semi-sacralised premium to the word "marriage" which doesn't obtain so strongly in Scandinavia.

Institutionalised homophobia is also terrible, but not that terrible.

Controls were institutionalised in the post-war Bretton Woods agreement, to allow countries some monetary flexibility within a system of fixed exchange rates.

This lack of responsibility is then institutionalised in the schools in two ways.

This remoteness was institutionalised: groups split operating mines from the head office, and listed them separately on the stockmarket.

You quickly get the message: be on your guard and trust only those you know.Anyone doing business in India runs up against what might be called institutionalised friction.

And Iranians remain a spiritual people who see Islam as part of their identity.What many have moved away from is institutionalised religion as far as they can.

Forgiveness is the centrepiece of his government, institutionalised in the truth commission.