Sentence examples for institutionalised scale from inspiring English sources

It's happening on an unprecedented institutionalised scale and all hate crime begins with verbal abuse.

The focus of our analysis are attitudes which can be interpreted as cultural patterns as far as they are institutionalised in (large scale) social systems and internalised by its members.

In an European context characterised by shrinking financial and human resources, policy-makers must prioritise which small-size eHealth services should grow to a larger scale and become institutionalised.

"But we've got institutionalised, government-organised cheating on a wide scale across a whole range of sports in a country.

Projects dealing with in-school youth can be institutionalised through negotiations with the educational authorities and can be scaled up in this manner.

Large-scale RCTs comparing different types of exercise training in institutionalised older people are scarce, especially regarding effects on habitual physical activity and constipation.

Xerostomia was found to be associated with OHRQoL in a convenience sample of institutionalised older people in Toronto [ 8]; that study used two different OHRQoL scales (the General Oral Health Assessment Index, or GOHAI [ 9], and the short-form Oral Health Impact Profile, or OHIP-14 [ 10]), and the association with xerostomia was strong with either measure.

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

Basically, you're institutionalised".

They have institutionalised denial.

It's institutionalised anti-semitism.