Sentence examples for institutionalised and from inspiring English sources

This branching out has been institutionalised and expanded.

On the other hand, they have not been fully institutionalised and could be reversed.

But the difficulties began before that because she was frequently institutionalised and she wasn't really present.

Horacia, institutionalised and having long since lost touch with anyone on the outside, is briskly released.

It can make a family home feel institutionalised and, unless you're clever, impede spontaneity.

He loathed the administration side, he hated the way it was becoming institutionalised and, he feared, less courageous.

In this context, data sharing procedures were institutionalised and have been officially implemented by the four member countries since 2001.

With its inception in urban studies in the 1930s, the notion of urban sprawl was institutionalised and globalised.

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.

"The treatment had put the cancer into remission, but he wouldn't leave the hospital – he became institutionalised – and he caught a bug.

They encounter racism, hopelessness and marginalisation, institutionalised and entrenched in the higher echelons of the police, armed forces, universities and government departments.