Sentence examples for institutionalised by from inspiring English sources

NIMBYism has been institutionalised by the zoning code in Los Angeles," says Mr Suzuki.

The racism institutionalised by empire also seems to be back in fashion.

These reforms held through the presidency of George Bush senior, and were finally institutionalised by Bill Clinton's first national security adviser, Tony Lake.What of today's NSC?

These things can take time, although I suspect that the period of grace before a new artistic director becomes institutionalised by a building is brief, probably a couple of years.

While most actors are hardened to it, Grint, and his co-stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson have probably been institutionalised by their time at Leavesden Film Studios, the former Rolls-Royce factory on the outskirts of Watford that has been the home to Harry Potter since shooting began in 2000.

A measured, selective snapshot of the eponymous sculptor in decline, set two years after she was unjustly institutionalised by her family, it's as tonally dour and formally severe as you'd expect from the director, with real mentally ill patients making up the majority of the cast.

Naturally these prior joint right and duties can be, and are, institutionalised including by way of contract based legal rights and duties that to some extent respect the relative contributions made by the participants.

The 12-month follow-up was completed by 21 patients in the IG (of the initial 28 patients, 3 died, 3 withdrew from the study and 1 was institutionalised), and by 22 patients in the CG (of the initial 30 patients, 8 died during the study period).

Moreover, it is precisely because the set of conditions under which it is reasonable and effective to infringe privacy rights recurs, that infringements of privacy rights by police can reasonably be legalised and institutionalised, e.g. by means of a warrant system.

Peers condemned the higher tariff as "institutionalised vengeance... by a politician playing to the gallery".

For two decades, he has sat near the top of a system that is characterised by institutionalised corruption.