Sentence examples for institutionalised problem from inspiring English sources

Consent lessons are the bare minimum attempt to address an enormous, institutionalised problem which shames us all.

"It is quite clear that bullying has become an institutionalised problem at the BBC, one that has taken hold over many years," said Michelle Stanistreet, the general secretary of the National Union of Journalists.

Michelle Stanistreet, the general secretary of the National Union of Journalists, said: "It is quite clear that bullying has become an institutionalised problem at the BBC, one that has taken hold over many years.

"This needs direct intervention from the top by the director general, and further work needs to be done to tackle the institutionalised problem that exists at the BBC despite the Rose review and its recommendations".

"It is quite clear that bullying has become an institutionalised problem at the BBC, one that has taken hold over many years," said Michelle Stanistreet, general secretary for the NUJ.

Charities and projects supportive of positive social change must do all we can to not become part of the problem, become institutionalised and one day find ourselves in bed with the very people who are pushing programmes which exasperate inequality.

This could be due to conduct problems among institutionalised adolescents.

I am also thinking, obviously, of the problem of the institutionalised discrimination against the Kurdish people.

Nick Clegg has branded the treatment of children with mental health problems as "an institutionalised form of cruelty".

It is a highly institutionalised environment and that leads to problems with eating and sleeping and learning".

When news emerged that 32-year-old Sarah Reed had died in her cell in HM Holloway Prison in London, depressingly familiar questions were raised about the treatment of prisoners with mental health problems, as well as the institutionalised racism faced by black people.