Sentence examples for institutionalised as from inspiring English sources

Williams's point is crystal clear: the screws are as institutionalised as the prisoners.

Their gains have been subsequently institutionalised, as targeted companies offered official, legalised channels of dialogue.

In a growing number of countries, such manoeuvres have been institutionalised as full-time bans on social media outlets.

"It's very difficult for a young lesbian or homosexual teenager to come out because it's already been institutionalised as a crime," he says.

The upshot could be a situation where the Lib Dems are effectively institutionalised as power brokers, regardless of the ups and downs of their vote.

My son was never going to be a tough nut to crack, institutionalised as he is to bijou living after 15 years in a box room, sleeping on a stilted bed with his nose a foot from the ceiling.

The benefits of 700-1000 IU vitamin D a day on risk of falls were present in both ambulatory and institutionalised older individuals, as well as in trials with a mean age 65-79 years or higher.

They must be seen not as a solution or as something that we want institutionalised, but as a transitional support mechanism for families in stress at particular moments.

This information was transformed into four categories: low, medium and high SES and patients who were institutionalised (such as in a nursing home).

Patients at maximum-risk were approximately four times more likely to be institutionalised, twice as likely to be hospitalised and three times more likely to die at 1 year follow-up than those in the minimum-risk category.

I continue to believe that they (we) had to; but brutality has become institutionalised in Israel as expressions of male dominance and state sovereignty - over Jewish/Israeli women as well as over Palestinian men and women.