Sentence examples for institutionalised experience from inspiring English sources

"There were few opportunities in the detention environment for parents to look after their children in a setting that could mitigate the institutionalised experience.

Recreational services have followed thereafter and, in the Scandinavian welfare system where an expanding proportion of children are using recreational services, childhood is more and more becoming an "institutionalised" experience (Rasmussen 2004).

The configuration of place and space also appears to influence the extent to which an environment is experienced as institutionalised by parents and staff.

The memory and experience of the Holocaust became institutionalised through museums such as the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, the permanent exhibition in the Imperial War Museum in London, and the Jewish Museum in Berlin.

Finally, poorly implemented institutionalised use of technology was reported as a commonly experienced barrier and often influenced negative attitudes towards technology.

Legalised and institutionalised slavery is inconsistent with liberal democracy, as is legalised and institutionalised torture.

Stigma arising from professionals and institutions may be less likely to be experienced by patients with less than three years of illness or those who have never been institutionalised.

Basically, you're institutionalised".

They have institutionalised denial.

"This cronyism is becoming institutionalised.

But it's institutionalised too.