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.
It's extraordinary how quickly you get institutionalised in that kind of environment.
N is so institutionalised that her sole ambition is never to get discharged; Poppy is desperate to leave, but soon discovers that she needs legal aid for that, which means she needs state benefits ("MAD money"), which means she needs to be certified sick.
It was to get those people back that the Academy introduced the "supporting" categories and thus institutionalised that kind of acting.
The group said in its report, "The United States is still a long way away from dealing with the systemic and institutionalised racial discrimination that plagues it on all levels".
The reason, he says, is the formality of the classical world: "It's so traditional, so institutionalised, there's just this idea that you have to work your way through the ranks.
Mr Walters talks hopefully of "institutionalising" black voter participation, so that black organisations play an early and therefore influential role in a candidate's campaign.
In 21st-century Britain, on the other hand, the art of rebellion has been so thoroughly institutionalised that no real dissident art is possible.
The stench of institutionalised corruption is so nauseating, the sense of betrayal so complete, that the challenge to Sebastian Coe must be uncompromising, and expressed with brutal clarity.
The problem is so entrenched, unconscious, and institutionalised that the entire culture of an industry needs to change.
