Sentence examples for institutionalised it from inspiring English sources

In America, the custom has become institutionalised: it is regarded as part of the accepted cost of a service.

"Part of this role will require the politically challenging task of energy subsidy and tax reform to incentivise the consumption of alternative fuels and disincentivise oil consumption, particularly in non-OECD countries where oil price subsidies have been institutionalised," it said.

The organisers have actually institutionalised it via the colour of the badges delegates wear, perhaps because Davos is such an extreme example of status hierarchies.

You become institutionalised – it was who I was.

"His intellect was perfectly fine, but he was so thoroughly institutionalised, it would have been very difficult for him to ever leave.

Alan Mulally, chief executive of Boeing Commercial Airplane Group, says, "instead of abolishing launch aid, the Europeans institutionalised it".So there was scope for further strife, even after the two sides signed that truce.

RJ Yes, and some countries have found a way to institutionalise it with some turnover together with top-down governance.

The solution in this case is to reinforce that dependency, to institutionalise it, to grind it into the culture and psychology of everyday life, even for those not in work.

It is surely obvious that to re-introduce and indeed protect the practice of torture, by legalising and institutionalising it, would be to catapult the security agencies of liberal democracies back into the dark ages from whence they came.

And if it asks for more money to further institutionalise its bizarre policies billions to alleviate overcrowding inside Union Station, for example Congress should say no.

If affirmative action is applied in a way, which becomes really institutionalised racial discrimination, it's wrong, it's unfair, it's unconstitutional, but in practise it has been implemented in some departments, not in all, in a way where, really, it has undermined the concept there shall not be discrimination.