Sentence examples for institutionalised the first from inspiring English sources

His mother has been institutionalised: the first suggestion that Stenders and Taplitz's approach will, like the original, dab the canvas with light and dark brush strokes.

Ana was institutionalised for the first time after the birth of her daughter.

I wanted to do a film that institutionalised the error".

The rise of music festivals has further institutionalised the party-in-a-field.

Through the establishment of the National Security Council, he has institutionalised the military veto over elected politicians.

The HET has institutionalised the hierarchy of victims of the conflict in our society".

The more different sections of a system become institutionalised the more difficult they are to change.

By going down the legislative road, the Europeans managed to neutralise the debate; by relying on the hammer-blow of a Supreme Court decision, the Americans institutionalised it.A second reason is the continued importance of religion in American life.

They proposed that heads of government of the 17 countries that use the currency should meet twice a year, a first step to institutionalising the "economic government" of the euro so craved by Mr Sarkozy.

The fifth learning challenge is to institutionalise the different forms of collective and group learning.

Within Europe, I think gay marriage was institutionalised first in the Netherlands, while Scandinavian countries stuck with civil unions for a while, in large measure because the Netherlands is more conservative, and large segments of Dutch society still accord a semi-sacralised premium to the word "marriage" which doesn't obtain so strongly in Scandinavia.