Sentence examples for institutionalized a system from inspiring English sources
In 1890 the ruling elite adopted a constitution that both institutionalized a system of racial segregation and established an economic order that kept the black population in a position of dependency.
Her interview suggests that the department within the governor's office that gave the Port Authority the go-ahead to retaliate against the mayor of Fort Lee had essentially institutionalized a system that divided New Jersey into two camps: friends and enemies.
The Inca Empire institutionalized a system of selection, seclusion, and redistribution of "chosen women" or acllas, who were taken from their homes prior to the onset of puberty and kept in special houses or acllahuasi.
Two years after the economic meltdown, most Americans now recognize that that money has inexorably institutionalized a caste system where everyone remains (at best) mired in economic stasis except the very wealthiest sliver.
This would institutionalize a Kafkaesque system under which suspects can be sent, at the government's whim, to Egypt or Syria or Jordan -- and to fight such a move, it's up to the suspect to prove that he'll be tortured on arrival.
Institutionalizing such a system is a matter of urgency if future maternal death reviews are expected to fulfil their function and provide an accurate representation of the case burden for the facility.
Kim Jong-il formally institutionalized a "military first" policy.
In Texas, the republican party has done a superb job of using money to build influence, power and ultimate control over all levels of government to the extent of institutionalizing a political caste system.
To better inform the process of curricula design and review, we recommend establishing and institutionalizing a monitoring and evaluation system for HSR graduates of the MPH programs to determine gaps in HSR training at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
In the second section, I propose why discursive governance offers the most optimal format for dealing with the Syrian refugee crisis rather than a formally institutionalized immigration system.
Changes were sustained either by codifying the changes into system procedures or institutionalizing them into a system policy.
