Sentence examples for institutionalised in that from inspiring English sources

It's extraordinary how quickly you get institutionalised in that kind of environment.

The group was challenging of the legality of being held in indefinite detention, a situation that is now so institutionalised in Australia that even reports of ongoing sexual assault of children can't move it.

In the more severe stages of the disease, persons with dementia are primarily institutionalised in residential aged care facilities that also receive considerable Commonwealth funding.

The New Economics Foundation has called for the four-day week to be negotiated and institutionalised in rights gradually, in a way that is responsive to economic and industrial change.

"We've got a leader of the opposition [Lawrence Springborg] that's failed three or four times to become premier of this state, I think there's a degree of desperation there and malice, that's almost institutionalised in the LNP".

For the dignity of the world citizen – kosmou politês – to be respected, human rights need to be institutionalised in bodies above the nation states that actually bind individual governments and international actors.

Taking all the food in your pantry, blending it up into a weird paste, and making someone drink it isn't just a timeless American pastime – it's also a classic form of behavioural control that has been institutionalised in prisons across the country and even sanctioned by the justice system.

However, it has not been "institutionalised" in the same way that the 0.7% target has, under which countries are formally and visibly held accountable on development spending each year.

It may be entirely unsurprising in Whitehall that our subservience has been institutionalised in this way, but everyone else is entitled to ask whether that makes it healthy or right.

Senior army officers say in private that corruption is institutionalised in the armed forces, particularly in arms procurement and construction.

I feel sometimes like I am founded on those things and that regret and shame are almost institutionalised in me.