Sentence examples for institutionalised feature from inspiring English sources

They say that if the contents are as shocking as Dergoul claims, they will provide final proof that brutality against detainees has become an institutionalised feature of America's war on terror.

The Church of England is clearly an institutionalised feature of England's and Britain's historical identity.

In practice, though, Britain and France have both institutionalised the more damaging features – Britain placing minorities into ethnic and cultural boxes, France attempting to create a common identity by treating those of North African origin as the Other.

Regarding the field systems of material action, verbal action, and sphere of action, the text construes the features [deferred], [constitutive] and [specialised & institutionalised] respectively (Hasan 2016b).

The group need not be institutionalised as a group, nor need it be distinguished by a common ascriptive feature.

In ruling that neglect had contributed to the deaths of five residents of the former Orchid View care home in Copthorne, West Sussex, with "sub-optimal care" a feature in 14 further cases, county coroner Penelope Schofield found there had been "institutionalised abuse throughout the home".

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

Basically, you're institutionalised".

They have institutionalised denial.

"This cronyism is becoming institutionalised.

But it's institutionalised too.